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Tony Silva
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Expensive coastal real estate

Tony Silva
  • San Diego
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Looking at Properties on the California coast where prices for single-family homes rarely head below 350K and even condos start above 250K...it seems unwise to begin a career in real estate investing here.

Occasionally though, I will see a 1-bedroom condo in Los Angeles or San Fran in the low-100K range or so...or maybe a 2 or 3 bedroom condo for 150K. It seems like a good deal for coastal standards...

Obviously a number of these foreclosures may have their share of "catches" (location, distressed, etc..) and would need due investigation, but all things considered, would you conosider it a reasonable approach to begin a real estate investing career on properties like these if I live on the west coast?

(I would prefer to start local before trying to purchase RE remotely)

Thanks!

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