All Forum Posts by: Priscilla González

Welcome to BP! Personally, I always recommend your first investment to be a house hack. This will cut your cost of living, and you can utilize low downpayment loan options for it. If thats not an option look into the midwest.

Columbus ohio is the fastest growing metropolitan area in the midwest with decent cashflow, and appreciation above the national average. It has companies like Intel, Honda, Amazon, and Sarepta investing billions here. Cleveland is incredible for cash flow, with around 60% of households occupied by renters and duplexes in the 150-170k range. Happy to chat more in-depth on these markets if you shoot me a DM!

Thanks for the advise, for sure i will reach out if we planned to move our investment to Ohio.

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Los Angeles County, California

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Los Angeles is really hard to cashflow any properties, so I’d focus on house hacking and value-adding a fixer upper in a strategic location. Personally I like Oxnard or Palmdale as an investment location.

thank you so much for your advise I will start looking on those places, I will comment any update. Thanks ;D

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Los Angeles County, California

Hi,

I'm excited to join Bigger Pockets and embark on my real estate adventure. I'm finishing my Ph.D. in Biochemistry Engineering here in Los Angeles and am originally from Chile. Back in my home country, I have successfully owned a few properties, and now I'm eager to replicate that success in the USA. However, I've quickly realized that the real estate landscape here differs.

Recently, I completed "How to Invest in Real Estate" by Brandon and Joshua, which has further fueled my excitement to gain insights from experienced individuals like yourself. I'm thinking of investing in a multifamily and house hack. Can you give me some advice and guidance?

Thank you, and I look forward to connecting with you soon!

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Los Angeles County, California

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