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Kendra Mattson
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  • San Diego, CA
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Recommendations for Good Turnkey Companies in Indiana

Kendra Mattson
  • Investor
  • San Diego, CA
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I have 2 properties I manage myself in HCOL areas in California. I'd like to expand my portfolio by finding cash flow out of state. I've been looking particularly at NW Indiana, but am intimidated by the distance and lack of familiarity - ex. what potential issues are there in places that snow? I have no idea because I'm a Californian born and raised. So I'm likely going to go for turnkey management at least for the first one or two out of state properties. Do you have a company you would recommend in Indiana? Any specific cities to look at or other advice for turnkey or out of state investing would also be welcome.

Thanks in advance!

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