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US Citizen but Living and Working in Vancouver, BC, Canada

Shreyasi Das
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Hi! My name is Shreyasi Das and I am currently living and working in Vancouver, BC, Canada. I am a homeowner here but can’t afford to invest in more real estate in this expensive city! I am looking into the possibility of investing in the US to generate more income. I am 27 and a complete beginner here! I am a US citizen (was born in Munster, Indiana).

I have not decided where exactly to invest yet, though my parents currently live in a Pittsburgh, PA so that might be a place to start. I had done a quick search and found these cities were recommended, aside from Pittsburgh:

Orlando, FL

Tampa, FL

Jacksonville, FL

Houston, TX

Cleveland, OH

Cincinnati, OH

Chicago, IL

Indianapolis, IN

Kansas City, MO

Detroit, MI

Atlanta, GA

Columbus, OH

Milwaukee, WI

St. Louis, MO 

Any advise is welcome :)

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