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How to Find Leads out of state

Kat Hughes
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Hi!

Currently own a 3 unit property in Los Angeles Ca. I would like to find great deals in Utah, specifically small multi family homes in Syracuse and/or South Ogden. From watching a whole lot of BP webinars, I am convinced that the best way to find great deals is to find them off market and not through the MLS. Since I'm trying to invest in a different state, I can't exactly just drive around those areas and look for the properties to match their owners and send letters to. What is the best way to find leads so I can send letters out and hopefully find a great deal when I don't live in the area I want to invest in?

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Casey Christensen
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Casey Christensen
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If you havent read @David Greene book on Long-Distance Real Estate investing you should check it out. He gives really detailed steps of how to build the right team and find the right team members that will help you find the best deals, buy them for the right price and add value so that you can cash flow and build wealth. I am sure there are lots of resources but that is a great place to start in my opinion.

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