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I want to find a real estate investing network, but I’m not sure if I should connect locally here in California (where I don’t want to invest) or first identify an out-of-state market then try to connect remotely to a network in that market. Thoughts?

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You can do both! Networking locally in California is still a great way to learn, meet experienced investors, and get advice, even if you don’t plan to invest there. Once you pick an out-of-state market, start connecting with people there through online groups, virtual meetups, or local agents. Doing both will help you build a solid foundation and find the right opportunities.

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