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Yvans Cator Jr
  • Cheverly, MD
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Buying a property out of state?

Yvans Cator Jr
  • Cheverly, MD
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Morning BP folks! I have a question pertaining to buying property (to either flip or rent out) from Pennsylvania. I am looking to find a property that could use some rehab work but I'm hindering on going that route due to not being onsite for any contracting work that would potentially have to be done. Does anyone have experience in this matter? I know that property managers are an option but as a person working full time and this being a first time investment, is this something I should back away from or is it worth pursuing? Thanks for any input!

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