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Out of State Investor working on building my team!
Greetings professionals of bigger pockets!
My husband and I have a veteran owned LLC that we are looking to further develop. We have 1 property already under our belt that is rented out and about to close on a second that will be rehabbed and rented. We live in Colorado but are investing in upstate NY. I am searching for a property manager recommendation, a broker and maybe a contractor. My husband fills the role of contractor but in the event he can't make it out there for one of our acquisitions I would love to have an investor friendly contractor in my contacts. I have a couple real estate agents and an inspector already in place. Any advice, suggestions or recommendations are more than welcome.
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Upstate ny is a pretty huge area, have you narrowed it down? What attracts you to invest there?
I have my eye on a particular city and we already own 1 rental there and about to close on the second. It is an older area with a strong rental market. Typically the people that own the houses can't afford to upkeep them so there are many TLC homes that are pretty much guaranteed to rent once fixed up. Our first unit has never been vacant in the 5 years my husband has owned it. Not a single month has it been empty. So when we recently decided to get into the BRRRR method we decided to invest in that area.
I saw Syracuse just landed a $100 billion micron plant