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Long Distance Flipping...
Hi,
I am somewhat new to real estate investing. My business partner and I are looking to get into flipping properties, however the area we both live in is too expensive for us to start out doing it locally. We own a few rental properties, and have some good contacts in an area that I believe to be a good area to flip properties in, and much more within our price range. What I'm wondering is, is this a bad idea to start out flipping long distance with relatively little experience but with a decent network. And if it is not a bad idea, what specific tips or advice would you guys have for being successful in this venture.
Thanks,
Isaac