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Investor Groups - Real Estate Professionals

Kyle Pascual
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Hello! I'm a First Time Poster, but long time reader on these forums. 

I was curious if anyone has recommendations for investor groups or networking clubs that can help me invest out-of-state. I'm currently a grad student, but am looking to invest in multifamily properties outside of CA with my current savings ($25k to 50k, depending on how stocks are going). I don't think that is enough to invest in CA, but hopefully can find people in other markets that can help me. 

If this is the wrong approach please let me know what you think is the right one. 

Thanks!

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Bradley Buxton
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Bradley Buxton
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@Kyle Pascual

There are many states to invest that are less expensive than CA. Beside looking at the numbers think about your goals, time, energy, and lifestyle to manage any investment. Working with a partner or family member on your first deal to spread your risk and learn valuable lessons. 

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