All Forum Posts by: Brandon P.

@Eric X. 안녕하세요? 혹시 한국사람있나요? I appreciate your fast response and thank you for some key indicators to look for when moving. I have considered Arizona, Texas and Tennessee which you mentioned. Thanks. 

@George Skidis Thank you so much for you super detailed breakdown of some things to consider when coming back. I love that you mentioned VIP Kids, I have some prior experience with a similar company, smart idea! Also Medishare, I am very familiar with and will be considering that when coming back. Thanks again for you high attention to important details. 

@Joseph Cacciapaglia

@Noah Chappell Thanks Noah, I still have family in MN and would love to meet up if I am back in the area. 

@Chris Magma The delivery here is incredible! What were you doing here? Teaching? 

@Eric Armstrong Solid thought! 

@Ron Richter California and New York have never been on my list. :) 

@Rod Hanks Thank you Rod. 

@Rose White 안녕하십니까? 애틀랜타에는 많은 한국인들이 있어요. 왜요? ㅋㅋ

Thank you and appreciate your insights on the market in Atlanta. 그리고 제 한국 이름이 현우입니다. :) 

@Account Closed Thanks! 

@Alice Huang Thank you for your international expertise. I agree with your response on having a desire to live somewhere over the "best" place to live and invest in.  

Also, I will check into a 1040NR as I want to streamline things before I get back. Thank you. 

@Zeke Liston Thank you Zeke! 

Hello BP Forum, 

This is my first post on here and I truly appreciate this amazing network of highly effective go-givers of time and energy. It's something that just blows me away. 

Cut to the chase. 

I will be moving back to America halfway through this year and will be starting fresh. Currently, I am teaching abroad, but know that teaching is not my highest calling. I have been kicking the idea of "real estate" around without much seriousness until recently. I know it is a good vehicle for long-term wealth generating and need to get the ball rolling.

My question is simply put. Where would you move if you were to start fresh in real estate investing again? I know that there is no golden location, and that actual hard work cannot substitute a "good" location for investing. Originally, I am from Minnesota, and not completely opposed to going back, but it wouldn't be my first pick. I am willing and flexible to try a new part of the country out. 

My start out niche will be multifamily with a strategy of rental. Ideally, I would like to house hack my first place by living in one of the units. 

Any ideas however vague or detailed are welcome. I do thank you in advance for your comments. 

Brandon in Korea