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Rob Bianco
  • New York City, NY
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Advice on where to Invest out of State

Rob Bianco
  • New York City, NY
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I'm looking for a reliable turn key provider to be my boots on the ground. I haven't really decided where, but I was originally looking in Ohio and Kansas City. In the end, I think I'm just looking for good people and that will ultimately convince me on where to invest. 

After combing through various Turn Keys is it normal that many of them look/sound like scam artists? Does anyone have a solid referral? I'm really looking to build a multi-family portfolio for strong cash flow. If the area doesn't really have multi-family  it's not the end of the world, so long as the people are worth investing in. I would do it myself to rehab and hunt for deals and one day I hope to, but I work 70 hours a week and I barely have time to do much away from the computer. 

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