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Isaiah Sullivan
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Investing in another state

Isaiah Sullivan
  • New York City, NY
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I’d appreciate any thoughts or experiences people have on investing in another state. I live and work full-time in New York. However, I’d prefer to invest in property in my hometown of Georgia. Distance is my main concern. While I visit Georgia frequently, I don’t have benefit of being able to constantly check properties in Georgia neighborhoods because I live in New York. What advice do you have for investors looking to invest in markets they don’t live in? How much harder is it?

Thank you!

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