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  1. Very much depends on personal preference and the comfort zone and the level of risk you are willing to take. I have been investing in private properties in Atlanta, buying and holding for rental purposes since 2015 and since then the market here has only been owner-occupied and shows no signs of stopping. The taxes here are low compared to other countries, the housing laws are unequivocally in favor of the home owner and Atlanta is growing at a dizzying pace and is only getting stronger economically with more and more companies moving here and workers. In the meantime I have created a very nice portfolio and everything I bought has gone up and produces an above average return.

  2. The USA is indeed huge, every country behaves differently, every city / neighborhood / street / property behaves differently but along and across the continent, Affordable housing properties (new construction or renovation) will always be in demand and will be Recession proof… This is my opinion.

  3. Because the group is engaged in real estate… So I will answer real estate..but it is impossible to come to a person..to ask what is his trick and offer him to buy only from a specific grocery store…
    By the way..clear is really needs and not goals…

    Anyway..because the direction Arav was going I was there in a big multitude and / in debt

  4. Wow big question with lots of answers.
    If we are talking about real estate then first have to think what the strategy is.
    Going to rent homes, residential, flips, commercial, new construction?
    Once we decided on the strategy, I would check in which areas there are still projections for price increases, or for stability in terms of rent, and I would start to dive in and look more deeply in terms of neighborhoods, price ranges, connections, etc.
    If we are not just talking about real estate the possibilities are endless, recently we were offered to take part in entrepreneurship for the medical marijuana industry…. So the sky is the limit