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new to out of state Long term rental property investment

Leo Martinez
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Hi everyone, im new to out of state rental property investment, the places im considering are Indianapolis, Cleveland, OH, Des Moines and St. louis Missouri. im planning to create a team before starting the process that includes real estate agent, property management, contractor. Im also looking at opening a Wyoming holding company and LLC (where cities/state im investing with). Im still in the process of educating myself and attending some classes. Im not sure if Im doing it right or am I missing something? Im a lil bit overwhelmed regarding the start up process but I know it will be alright. im just trying to get a bit of idea on where to start. thanks

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    Corey Jacques
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    I agree invest locally,  to learn how to landlord before you start with out of state investing.  Just my opinion 

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