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Alex Corral
  • Denver, CO
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New Investor with some Turnkey CO questions

Alex Corral
  • Denver, CO
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Hello BP family. I am a new member, and have been reading the forums for the last month. I have some cash saved up and am looking to buy my 2nd investment out of state. I currently just bought 1 condo in Phoenix (my brother is a realtor there). I was starting to search for another Phoenix location when I came across a Morris Invest video on YT. I am starting to look at buying in a different part of the country.

I would like some suggestions on where to put my research. I know Morris Invest really likes IN. There is also Memphis Invest. From some of my research, it seems OH is also a good place to look. Morris states to avoid Memphis, but IN shows as one of the highest vacancy rates. I am confused. Can you guys give me your experience on those 3 markets? 

Much appreciated!

Alex 

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