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Omer Zakai
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Where to invest in the US

Omer Zakai
  • Rental Property Investor
  • NYC
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Hi All, I am a newbie RE  investor and currently using /learning with a mentor to do my first RE investment. My budget is around 80-120K for my first investment and I have explored those markets below:  

Cleveland OH 
Columbus, OH
Rochester,  NY 
Jacksonville, FL
Indianapolis, IN

All look like great markets to invest( Large cities, still affordable, growing, low unemployment rate, etc)  however, I find it hard to pick one for start. I would love to get some advice from other members and from guys with experience with investing in those markets.

Thanks in advance, Omer 

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Clifton Young
  • Rental Property Investor
  • NE OHIO
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Clifton Young
  • Rental Property Investor
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Hey Omer, I am currently an investor in Ohio. Columbus Market is hot right now! Prices maybe a little over inflated, but it is a great market if you can find a deal. I'm in the Cleveland market right now. Housing prices have been pretty consistent overall. In the short term, may not appreciate as much as Columbus, but Cleveland has a great rental market.

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