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Looking for help.
Hi all,
I'm Scott, I'm in Washington State and I'm at a career transition. I think I want to continue doing what I'm doing professionally and work with real estate on the side. The tutorials on here seem helpful and I'm sure I'll get a lot out of it.
I'm interested in residential rental property and maybe commercial. I have no problem putting some work into a place but I want to make sure I'm not throwing money away. I also want to use the site to help me determine how to get funding for such ventures.
My biggest question right now is location. I live in Washington and have a house here on the coast. My 2nd home is in Colorado Springs and I currently rent that one out (I'm breaking even, not making much, but I'm happy with that). I'm most interested in buying more property in Colorado because I have help there, but I'm wondering if another market might be a better place to sink my money. Arizona, Nevada, etc. Does anyone have any input?
Have a great day! I'm going to start listening to the podcasts on my way home tonight.
Scott
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Dude Scott Kelley welcome to BiggerPockets neighbor! I live in Montesano and invest almost entirely in Aberdeen and Hoquiam. In fact, check out this post where I talked about my most recent purchase - How to Buy a Small Multifamily Property]
Depending on your strategy, Aberdeen isn't a terrible place to invest. The cashflow can be good, but the people are.... well... you know :)
Keep in touch! There are a few of us guys around who get together from time to time to talk real estate!
Also - don't forget a photo! :)