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Out of state real estate rental properties
Hey Everyone!
This is my first post on the BP forums and I am new to real-estate investing. After years of saving and getting settled in my new career, the trigger was pulled on buying my first home. I took my time, found an amazing agent, and purchased a home in March of this year. The process was so much simpler than what initially thought.
The purchase re-sparked the idea of owning rental properties. The only issue is that I live in New Jersey and the property taxes are insanely insane. Out of state investing is very appealing but nerve-racking putting trust in so many different people without psychically being there.
What are the first steps I should take?
Thanks,