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All Forum Posts by: G Nijjer

G Nijjer has started 1 posts and replied 5 times.

Quote from @Jeffrey Daniels:
Quote from @G Nijjer:
Quote from @Jeffrey Daniels:

Greetings @G Nijjer! Welcome to bp! I like this list - you may want to distill each state to a specific city that you like, and then figure any budget considerations. I'm bullish on Arizona, still I meet many people that get themselves very interested in Phoenix, AZ only to later realize what getting into our market at lower prices under $250,000 looks like and then turn their search elsewhere. Last December, The National Association of REALTORS® published 10 Housing Markets Expected to Lead the Nation in 2023 - that includes listings from 4 of the states you like. Getting a midyear update on their forecast may help to guide you. I'll be interested to see their report for 2024! I'm excited to hear about your progress!

I was thinking about these cities
Phoenix (AZ)
Austin (TX)
Charlotte (NC)
Orlando (FL)
any opinion ?

I do live and specialize in Phoenix, so I am biased 😉

But also, on a webinar right now with a local housing economist that just went over this slide.

While other states may be seeing strong job growth, I would argue that nowhere else is the majority of their growth concentrated within a single metropolitan area like we are seeing in Phoenix: 

Thank you i definitely look into Arizona
Quote from @Scott E.:

You have selected what are pretty widely accepted to be some of the most overvalued markets in the country right now...


Do you have any recommendations that I can look into?
Quote from @Tim Ryan:

The first piece of advice I will give you is that your list needs to be cities and not states.  It's impossible to narrow down to an entire state. Secondly, pick one market, go there often, buy brokers and agents lunch and coffee, get to know the locals.  Then you'll start seeing serious results.  I've been doing it this way since 2009.


 I was thinking about these cities
Phoenix (AZ)

Austin (TX)

Charlotte (NC)
Orlando (FL)

any opinion ?

Quote from @Jeffrey Daniels:

Greetings @G Nijjer! Welcome to bp! I like this list - you may want to distill each state to a specific city that you like, and then figure any budget considerations. I'm bullish on Arizona, still I meet many people that get themselves very interested in Phoenix, AZ only to later realize what getting into our market at lower prices under $250,000 looks like and then turn their search elsewhere. Last December, The National Association of REALTORS® published 10 Housing Markets Expected to Lead the Nation in 2023 - that includes listings from 4 of the states you like. Getting a midyear update on their forecast may help to guide you. I'll be interested to see their report for 2024! I'm excited to hear about your progress!

I was thinking about these cities
Phoenix (AZ)
Austin (TX)
Charlotte (NC)
Orlando (FL)
any opinion ?

Greetings, fellow property enthusiasts!

I'm currently in the process of narrowing down my options for real estate investment, and I could really use your expertise and insights. After careful research, I've shortlisted a few states that seem to be promising contenders for my investment journey. However, I'm at a crossroads and would greatly appreciate your thoughts on which state might offer the best opportunities.

Here are the states I'm considering:

  1. Texas 🌵
  2. Florida ☀️
  3. Arizona 🌅
  4. North Carolina 🌳
  5. Tennessee 🎸

Each state has its own unique charm and potential for growth, but I'm looking for that extra bit of guidance to help me make an informed decision. Have you had any experience investing in any of these states? What trends are you noticing in terms of property values, rental demand, or economic development?

Whether you're a seasoned real estate investor or just someone who loves to keep an eye on the market, your insights could make a significant impact on my investment journey. Feel free to share your thoughts, anecdotes, or any relevant data that could guide me in the right direction.

Thank you in advance for your valuable input!