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@Edwin Rodriguez



There are always opportunities in each town. The larger the town the more opportunities though. The key is how the market is doing. If there upwards pressure on the market ie a Sellers Market or If there downwards pressure on the market ie a Buyers Market. The factors are figured out by checking specific supply and demand and average days on the market. To me, it does not matter where the deals are. It is finding the deals that are most important. There are plenty of deals all day long in the oceans we fish in.

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