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CPAs for out-of-state investing

Kyle Hern
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Hello BP,

I'd like to start investing out of state. I'm currently househacking a duplex in Oregon, but want to find rentals elsewhere just because the prices are too high here for someone just starting out. I also think Oregon is better for equity building.

Anyway, a couple of questions that I haven't found the answer to, yet, is about CPAs. Is it important to have a CPA in the area you're investing in or closer to yourself? Also, since I would have two properties in two different states, would that be a problem?

I appreciate the input.

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