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Natalie Onacki
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Looking to buy out of state with minimal knowledge

Natalie Onacki
  • Arizona
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Hi! I was wondering how people go about buying out of state without knowing too much about the area? I am currently in AZ and want to buy in Texas, I know very minimal about the state, I know I would like to buy around the Dallas, Houston or Austina area but when you open up a map there are so many possibilities of surrounding towns. Has anyone ever ran into this? What do you do to narrow down your search, are there specific things to look at within areas? 

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@Jorge Siverio

Thank you for the kind words & positive feedback Sir!  SWFL is an excellent market to come into immediate equity, high cash flow & appreciation in new construction.  There is a tremendous amount of rental demand in this area.

We look forward to working with you!

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