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David Avetisyan
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Rentals: condominium out-of-state

David Avetisyan
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Glendale, CA
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greetings!

As a SoCal resident, I can say that purchasing and renting condominiums is no problem. As a matter of fact, arguably, it's less of a headache maintaining it.

So with that said, I was wondering how feasible purchasing rentals would be in Milwaukee, Indiana, Chicago, etc. for 25 - 40k and renting them out with the intent of positive cash-flow.  

Look forward to the responses 

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Ramon Jenkins
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Ramon Jenkins
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Replied

Ohio market condo versus SFR : @Engelo Rumora 

Indiana for suggestions : @Sharad M.

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