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Kyle Kaldor
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Perham, MN
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Out of state Lending and Taxes

Kyle Kaldor
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Perham, MN
Posted

Hello everyone, I have two questions:

1.  When looking for out of state rental properties, is it generally best to use a lender that is in the same area/state of the property, or can an out of state lender be used?  If either can be used, what are the pro's and con's to each?

2.  For out of state rental properties, does the owner have to pay income tax in that state (given the state has income tax)?

Thanks,

Kyle

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