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New investor Jacksonville, FL

Inbar Moshkovitz
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Hi,

I'm looking for the one that will help me to find my first (and hopefully the 2nd and the 3rd) properties in Jacksonville, FL. I am a new and young investor that looking to network and meet lenders, agents, properties managers and anyone who can help me to understand better which neighborhoods are good, and from which one I should stay away from.... I am also would love to talk with other investors around the area...

Thank you!!

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Basit Siddiqi
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Basit Siddiqi
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@Inbar Moshkovitz

You should first define your investment criteria before you seek out the agent, property manager, etc.

1) What cost of house will you purchase - A house below $100,000? a house between $150,000 and $200,000?
2) Do you want a house that is near the beach, away from the beach?
3) Do you want student housing, a SFH, a multi

Your conversations with agents / PM's will go much further once you know the above information instead of just saying "I want any good deal in Jacksonville"

Before talking to an agent / PM, you may want to just engage any lender to get an idea of how much house that you can afford.

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