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All Forum Posts by: Kade Ferguson

Kade Ferguson has started 1 posts and replied 2 times.

Post: Which Market to Start Investing?

Kade FergusonPosted
  • New to Real Estate
  • Wyoming
  • Posts 2
  • Votes 1

Thanks for the input folks, I appreciate it. 

Post: Which Market to Start Investing?

Kade FergusonPosted
  • New to Real Estate
  • Wyoming
  • Posts 2
  • Votes 1

Hello BP community,

If you could start your real estate investing career in any market in the country which would it be? Assume you have a fair bit of savings (over 100k), are 29 years old and have the flexibility to move anywhere in the country. 

A little background—I've spent the last five years traveling the country for work but am finishing an MBA this spring and wish to settle in a growing market. I am looking at using the BRRR method to begin building a portfolio of single-family homes, but have also considered flipping, buying solely for rental or using a first time home buyer loan on a multi-family property (or a combination of these). I would prefer to live somewhere "out west" but I am looking at this from a purely economic standpoint so am open to any market that has a lower cost of living and decent median income.

Here are some of the markets I've started looking into: San Antonio, Fort Worth, Oklahoma City, Columbus Ohio, Ogden Utah and the Denver/Fort Collins area. 

Thanks for any tips or advice. 


- Kade