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Updated almost 4 years ago on . Most recent reply

Targeting a specific area to invest
I have been looking for properties to BRRRR and I feel like I am all over the place. I live in the Hampton Roads area of Virginia. If anyone is familiar with the area they know there are 7 cities that are all connected which makes it easy to move from city to city.
I don't know if I should narrow my search down to just one nieghborhood, general area of a city, or the whole city. I noticed this week that I am looking at properties in almost all of the cities and neighborhoods. I finally narrowed down the strategy I plan to use to the BRRRR method, but just wanted to know if I should focus on a smaller area when looking at properties.
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@Adam Isaacs
I have had thoughts of moving over a state as well. I have taken a trip to North Carolina to see if there are any deals there that no one is fighting over yet.