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Ida Saidkariev
  • Los Angeles, CA
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My first rental property investment and it;s out of state..

Ida Saidkariev
  • Los Angeles, CA
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Hi everyone, this is my first posting a question on the forum and first time buyer of any kind of Real Estate, so I am just learning . I found a triplex in MLS that is not in my state and sounds like a good deal. New paint, new roof, 100% occupied with with loyal tenants that have been there for 15 years, make gross income of $1000/m. What would be the next smart move if i don't know anyone in that state? Should I just contact the RE agent, find someone to do the inspection? Is it even possible to do the inspection while tenants are there?

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