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Anywhere with a strong population growth and job opportunities .. so I think I'd go Texas, Florida, or North Carolina. PA is pretty great too. It has reciprocity agreements with Arkansas, Georgia, Louisiana, Maryland, and Massachusetts so that covers a lot of states at once.
why growth? wouldn’t u make more in HCOL areas even if growth is negative
I would do research on actually selling properties. The recent changes to the laws for sellers and buyers has changed the market. Also, homes are sitting on the market longer, interest rates are high, and economy is not so good.
I wouldn’t. You have to plan on not making money for a few years. Make sure you have cash reserves for those very lean months/years.
I feel like I would get it in the state that I am living in or will be living in for a long time. I live in Texas and got my RE license here, I don't see a reason to choose another state unless I move.