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Updated almost 11 years ago, 01/22/2014

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Agha Abbas
  • Landlord
  • London
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Investing from overseas

Agha Abbas
  • Landlord
  • London
Posted

Hi all,

I am from London, UK with 10 properties under my portfolio in TX, GA, FL and MI. All of these properties were bought through companies facilitating international investors, which is convenient for me but they of course charge a premium for their service. I just wanted to get an opinion, if it would be wise for someone like me (I have LLCs set up, have a bank account and a leverage facility in USA), to approach the realtors directly and cut these third parties out for my further investments?

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