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Darian Norris
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Out of state markets

Darian Norris
  • Las Vegas, NV
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Looking to get a conversation started on choosing an out of state market.

The market where I live isn’t the best for cash flow. With that being my main goal in finding buy and hold properties it’ll be a better use of time to look elsewhere.

Hoping you all can help me out without a few suggestions on what to keep an eye on when researching and comparing markets?

I'm looking for a duplex or triplex that I can use the BRRRR strategy and start creating some financial independence.

Thanks!

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