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High Cash Flow Markets

Karla Talancon
  • Real Estate Agent
  • Redwood City, Ca
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Hey guys I am new to real estate investing. I am a recent graduate went to school for urban and regional planning. I've been doing some research and have decided to invest in Chicago, Indianapolis, Kansas City, Atlanta, and Jacksonville. Any tips or suggestions? Are people that are looking to invest in out of state for high cash flow also looking at these areas ? 

My reasoning behind these cities and with the help of US Census data I looked at population growth, rental vacancy rate, diversified economic drivers, judicial states (where the foreclosures take longer), landlord friendly states, affordability, percentage of renters vs owners, median house value, median income. 

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    Aimee Sowards-Mounts
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    Aimee Sowards-Mounts
    • Licensed Ohio Realtor
    • Grove City, OH
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    Columbus, Ohio is an amazing market that is on fire but still affordable to buy in, especially compared to so many other markets.  Rents are high and in great demand. I have worked with many out of state investors.  Free to message me to chat further, and I can share more information with you!

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