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Updated almost 4 years ago on . Most recent reply

Out of State Turnkey vs Local (Washington, DC Metro Area) BRRRR
I found BP about 5 months ago and am now ready to take that big leap into purchasing my first investment property. My personal finances are in order and I have access to approximately $170K ($77K cash, $93K HELOC + 401K loan). Investing and BRRRR-ing locally seems like the conservative, newbie thing to do especially since I have a great team in place, i.e. real estate agent, GC, home inspector. The biggest drawback is the high cost of the local properties if I go with the "purchase properties I would live in" philosophy. Am I crazy not to consider OOS given how many more doors I could potentially purchase with the same money?
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Many doors out of state that are higher risk. Or less doors in a primo market that will get you rich quicker with much more ease. Tough call.
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