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Ryan Allison
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  • Connecticut / Massachusetts
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Out of State Investing

Ryan Allison
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  • Investor
  • Connecticut / Massachusetts
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I'm located in New England and I've been looking into investing out of state (most likely low risk turnkey SFH or 2-4 unit multis to start) where properties are much more affordable . Based on the podcasts and research that I've done so far, I'm leaning towards looking into the following markets to invest for 2020:

- Tampa / Orlando

- Atlanta

- Charlotte

I realize that these markets all have been very popular for sometime, but it seems like these cities still have a promising future.  I'm looking for opinions on these markets (and others that I should consider!).  If anybody has any agents that they recommend in these markets, please let me know.  

Thanks,

  • Ryan Allison
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