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Newbie in California interested in out-of-state investing

Jerry Kim
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Hello! I live in California and am looking to get started with REI. I have never bought a property before, but have considered out-of-state investing. Moreover, I would like to eventually live abroad permanently, either as a digital nomad or teacher or whatever. I prefer to live in Asia, such as China, Malaysia, etc.

I've read about out-of-state investing a little, and it sounds like getting into apartment syndication deals as a limited partner could be what I'm looking for, whether it be investing in the US or abroad. But I don't meet the criteria to be accredited

If one plans to live abroad, is it better to just go with other types of investing such as stocks, if it's too complicated and a hassle to invest in US RE while living overseas? Or would investing in apartment syndication deals out-of-state or while abroad give larger returns than investing in stocks?

If anyone has any advice then please let me know. Thanks in advance and I can’t wait to start meeting and interacting with you guys!

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