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What is the best place to buy real estate?

What would be places to buy real estate if wanting to rent out to tenants, such as more rural, more near a lake/beach, or the best states.

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William’s Answer

Hi Nate!
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Alexandra’s Answer

I highly recommend buying in or nearby a metropolitan/city area. Rental income tends to be higher. If you are looking for a rural area specifically however, I would definitely recommend going into vacation rentals (AirBnB, Vrbo). The nightly rates can be higher if posed as a vacation/retreat rental, regular monthly residential leasing rates tend to be lower amounts. Hope this helps!
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John’s Answer

I would suggest Googling what cities are growing the fastest. Rents and Appreciation will be the best in those cities vs cities that are losing people. There may be a trend in a general sense to leave cities in favor of more cost-effective suburbs as many companies are making work from home an option. In any area, you typically have A, B and C grades of rental housing. As a beginner pick 'B'. Your agent can help you sort through what's what. Also consider learning about "Buying Property Off Market". The best deals are typically not on the MLS. Buy a property at a better price helps lower your risk and improve your return on investment.

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Google Growing Cities
Talk to 10 agents in that city before picking one to work with.
Understand what a B grade property in that area is.
Learn to find Off Market Properties to buy.
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Lisa’s Answer

From my own experience saving for a down payment on a home is great in almost any area. Many people qualify for a First Home Buyer loan ,, only require 10% down. Other assistance programs are available. start small , buy home, build equity , and use it to buy another home (reinvest). Renting you will not build wealth.
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