Somebody teaches a different way to make money with real estate–a different approach or strategy–somewhere other than where s/he does that investing. The listeners all feel, oh well, that may work where YOU come from. But it will never work here, where we are.
This is a standard response of a lot people. Especially when faced with a technique that is out of the norm. Any technique that makes a lot of money.
So it was being used as a joke. Nope, couldn’t work where you are, could it? You ignore that thinking and give it a try. You may find that it actually does work where you are.
Good Investing**************Ron Starr*************
hello
I hope some of you could possibly help me.
I am looking to move out of New England,
for a very many reasons. I would like to go
where the creative real estate buisness is going
strong. Can anyone tell me how it is in your state?
I need a change.
thanks
I’d stay away from Coastal CA, where I am. It is extremely difficult to do great deals here.
I invest in Oklahoma State and I think that would be fine. I believe that pretty much all of the Midwest and the Southeast of the USA would make good investment territory. Florida is very good also. There are several people here in the San Fran Bay Area who are buying in FL.
There are several books available which rate the quality of life in different major cities in the USA. You can probably find them on the internet. Start with “Places Rated Almanac” or “Retirement Places Rated” of Rand McNally and go from there.
Re: looking for a new residence - Posted by Clair-MO
Posted by Clair-MO on August 31, 2003 at 10:53:03:
Debi, Missouri is a great State to invest in so is North Carolina where I have bought several 4-plexes. I have bought over 2.8 million dollars worth of properties both residential homes and apartment complexes.