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>>50705588
From what I have seen anecdotally you are right, say what you will about boomer logic like spending 30% on housing but its something to work off of.
Raleigh is growing really fast because just like Houston, yanks can move in and live like kings while the market is still lagging to treat the triangle area like other east coast research hubs. I'm getting tf out of here anyway because I'm kinda tired of paying higher prices each year and the area really not having any special sauce besides being surrounded by racist satellite cities.

https://www.biggerpockets.com/renewsblog/brrrr-buyrehabrentrefinancerepeatprimer/

Thoughts on this real estate strategy?

What are the biggest limiting factors that prevent you from repeating this strategy a million times?

How many times can you realistically repeat this?

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