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Dennis Rootes
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How do you find an out-of-state market?

Dennis Rootes
  • Fullerton, CA
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Hi everyone,

I live in SoCal but can't afford to invest here. I want to buy a MF somewhere where it will cash flow with 20% down but I'm not sure where to look. 

Are there tools or websites that can tell you the average rent of a place along with the average asking price?

The BP info says to build a team when investing out-of-state, but how do you decide WHERE to build the team?

Sure, I've been reading the forums and I've heard about Cleveland and Florida but I'd like to do some research too.

Hoping someone can point me in the right direction.

Thanks!

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  • New York City, NY
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  • New York City, NY
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Look into Arizona, or Texas its closer to you and good for investing 

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