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Account Closed
  • Investment Consultant
  • Austin, TX
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International and Out-of-State Investors?

Account Closed
  • Investment Consultant
  • Austin, TX
Posted

Hello everyone,

I work with a wholesaling company in Austin, TX. I feel like I can confidently handle business with people locally and throughout the state, but I've been contacted by some international and out-of-state investors and I'm a little wary. 

Can someone with extensive experience working with international and out-of-state investors provide some insight into how to approach this, things to be cautious about, and general advice working with these clients?

Thanks!

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Kelby K.
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Kelby K.
  • Investor
  • Austin, TX
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I have experience syndicating smooth deals with out of state investors. What types of concerns do you have? 

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