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Updated over 8 years ago on . Most recent reply

Researching and starting out in the Orlando FL Markets
HI BP,
I purchased my first SFH in Massachusetts a few months back and am now looking to pick up some investment properties. I am currently studying and looking into the Orlando markets. I am looking to network with others in the area such as Property managers, agents, wholesalers and others so I can start establishing relationships. I am looking to travel down there monthly or bi-monthly for rea meet-ups and networking. If anyone is in the area and can provide any insight or asistance while I'm doing my research it would be great.
Thanks,
Chris
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Originally posted by @Dan Bhide:
Originally posted by @Justin Stamper:
Just curious, why Orlando? I still am confused why out of state buyers want to come here when they have so many other out of state markets with higher returns and lower prices.
Justin - I am curious to know which other states / cities do you think have higher returns and lower prices? I have seen some articles that refer to smaller towns at the top of someone's list but not sure if the short-term economic conditions that may favor them will last in the long run. Big cities (and nearby suburbs) of Florida and Texas seem like better long-term bets. Am I missing something?
Seems like my friends at Ohio Cashflow are getting way higher returns and way cheaper entry points. @Engelo Rumora