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Updated over 6 years ago on . Most recent reply

Trying to make my game plan
For the last few weeks I have been dead set on investing into my first piece of income property. I love buy and hold multi family units.
I currently reside in Delaware. With that said I don’t plan to live here for the long haul. If all goes to plan I will end up in North Carolina. Realistically In the next 3-5 years.
I’m torn between buying property here and renting it out but then when I leave I either have to unload or get a management company involved. . Or go directly into buying property there. Where I have family/friends that would be willing to manage my properties and do repair work for me.
Anybody have any input ?