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Updated about 10 years ago on . Most recent reply

Out of country
First, I like to thank everyone that responded to my introduction post. My question is "Is it possible to be involved in real estate and make deals without ever seeing the property or area?" I am currently out of the country for a period of time and was trying to get started in real estate before I left, but I am unsure if it is even possible without being in the area. I still have a few months before I return. Would it be better to research and learn as much as I can or try to get involved now? And if I get involved now, how would I go about it? Thank you for any advice given.
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It is possible if you have a GREAT team. If you don't have one yet, that would be what you should be focusing on. I would recommend having a 3rd party view the property if you're unable to unless you have personally vetted the eyes on the property and you have enough background to know ALL the questions to ask.
For a newbie, without a good team, investing in the dark will likely be disastrous!!
- Mark Updegraff
- Podcast Guest on Show #112