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Buying First Property

Anthony Barrueco
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Hello, this is my first post so thank you in advance to anyone who shares their 2 cents. I am looking to buy my first house in 2021. I live in NYC and trying to figure out whether I should buy a fixer upper house upstate NY and rent it out afterwards or should I invest in out of state buy and hold properties? Currently looking at New Hampshire, Rhode Island, Georgia, and Texas.

Thank you again!

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Adam Tafel
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  • St. Paul, MN
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Adam Tafel
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It's always easiest to start in your local market. Lots of people invest out of state, but most have some decent experience. Get a few deals under your belt upstate before venturing elsewhere, just my two cents. 

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