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Out of State Renovation

Steve Do
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Hi BiggerPockets Community,

I'm a newbie and need some advise from the community. I'm from California and I purchased an duplex rental property in Indianapolis that need some renovation. I never done an out of state renovation before and not sure what approach is best to take in this scenario; One of the unit is renovated and is ready to be rented out however the other unit need quite a bit of work in order to get it ready to be rented out.  I'm planning on using a property manager company to manage the rental but not sure if the property manager can assist by letting the contractor worker into the duplex and ensuring it is locked up afterward?

Also if anyone have reference a good contractor in Indianapolis, it would be greatly appreciated.

Thanks, Steve 


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