Hi @Stephanie LopezWholesalers run campaigns called "Agent Outreach" to get access to your sphere of influence and, ultimately, any pocket listings/distressed properties you may have.

Ultimately, it will come down to your affordability where you can invest.

Both are terrible choices NYC, super expensive and high taxes, and TERRIBLE landlord laws.

Ultimately, a lot of your decision will hinge on your strategy and goals. 

The ripple effect of AB 968 could be that fewer distressed properties hit the market at affordable prices, ultimately impacting those looking for a fixer-upper to build their equity.2.

I know I wouldn't have bought it if it was my choice, but it's been passed on to my parents and so I'm just going with the flow here and looking to help them defray the annual costs as much as possible.

Hi, yes Ohio is a good choice if you have any questions feel free to reach out.

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It seems like there are a lot of choices out there so I am looking for anything that can help me navigate making a decision. 

Yes, we’d have no mortgage payment, which is huge, but the ultimate goal was to create passive income and scale upwards so that I could eventually retire and spend time with my family.