I started my career with the renovations team renovating the houses we buy, and with the property management company working with our residents and our maintenance teams.

I'm sure this isn't looking at the whole picture, but wanted to start a discussion around it. 

i'm considering trying to invest in CT at some point (I used to live there, I own a property there and have part of a business network, and I have family there) and just out of curiosity, I actually looked at new housing starts in CT vs.

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and a big believer in starting a conversation about how can we make this transition doable for you. 

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Ideally, I would like to use the buy and hold strategy, with a 50k budget to get started.  

There was positive population growth, medium home price growth, low unemployment, good rent to home ratios, and low crime, all of which are factors when I start looking into an area to invest in.  

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