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Buying real estate out of state

Andrew Z.
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Hello All, I am looking to purchase a turn key property with a management company. I am looking at Ohio, Tenn, Texas, or the Kansas City area. Does anyone have a turn key/management company they recommend and some pros/cons of these different states. I am in California and out of state investing makes more financial sense, as well as California not being landlord friendly. Thanks

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Originally posted by @Andrew Z.:

Hello All, I am looking to purchase a turn key property with a management company. I am looking at Ohio, Tenn, Texas, or the Kansas City area. Does anyone have a turn key/management company they recommend and some pros/cons of these different states. I am in California and out of state investing makes more financial sense, as well as California not being landlord friendly. Thanks

I recommend you skip the turnkey model and just create your own turnkey team. You can do this by developing your Core 4. The core 4 is David Greene’s strategy for long-distance and made up of a realtor, contractor, property manager, and lender. Once you have this team in place, you should be able to confidently invest in any market.

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