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Making my first offer out of state rental...would love some input

Scott Stern
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Hey!

I am about to put in an offer on my first duplex out of state.

I am offering in a city I have never been to, but a mentor of mine has 10-15 properties there any all investing infrastructure set up.

Im reading one of Brandon Turners books and he mentions to be cautious with "rougher" areas which is subjective, especially when you have never been there.

Where the property is located 1. Ive never been though i have boots on the ground already in place but 2. Friends that live there say its "not safe" and there are cheaper and nicer places in the city.

Is the property being in a "not so great" neighborhood a deal breaker? If not, what would be a deal breaker?

Thanks in advance

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