
Passive Real Estate Investing TBT: Ask Marco - How Important is it to Invest Locally?
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Dec 18, 2025 A new real estate investor poses the common question of whether to invest locally. The host discusses how proximity often doesn't matter in real estate, using a stock market analogy. He highlights the importance of being market agnostic and focusing on fundamentals like population growth and job trends instead. Discover when investing locally makes sense, the abundance of distinct markets available, and the value of building a strong local team. It's about investing where the numbers make sense, not just where you live!
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Coca-Cola Analogy For Remote Investing
- Marco compares investing locally to buying Coca-Cola stock without moving to Atlanta.
- The example illustrates that location of a company's HQ (or property) doesn't dictate where you must live to invest.
Invest Where The Numbers Work
- Do not feel forced to invest only in your local market; you can invest anywhere in the U.S. remotely.
- Evaluate markets by numbers and fundamentals, not proximity to your home.
Markets Move Independently
- Local real estate markets move independently due to unique local factors and drivers.
- That independence creates opportunities to pick markets that outperform your backyard at different times.
