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Troy B.
  • Englewood, CO
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Pick your pain, local or remote?

Troy B.
  • Englewood, CO
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As I reside in the Denver area, I am considering a couple of options. I want to get started NOW, but I perceive this local market to be difficult to find properties amenable to good numbers, so I am considering looking in other locales that have better inventory. So the question is: do I just keep running numbers on what I can find locally or take the scary step of working remote? My experience is in wholesaling, but I would love to flip and BRRRR.

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