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Updated almost 6 years ago,

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Alex K.
  • Houston
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Long Distance BRRR Newbie

Alex K.
  • Houston
Posted

Hello Everyone, 

Thank you in advance to everyone for provided feedback and important lessons to my question. 

I currently live in Los Angeles CA. 

I heard the podcast episode about Long Distance BRRR investing, it struck my fancy.

My goal is to BRRR and be $70K MAX all in and have an ARV of 100k-120K that comply with the 1 percent rule or near it.

I would only like to long distance BRRR in landlord friendly states ( TX has been attracting my attention lately)

 I wanted to see what I really need to know in order to do this successfully in San Antonio. 

Is my goal doable in San Antonio ? Are there any other states that are good for these numbers? 

I would preferably like to be in C plus to B neighborhoods with strong job growth. 

Also any recommendations on how to run numbers properly for this? I need some practice analyzing deals. Any suggestions? 

Thank you, 

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