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Ibrahim Yamini
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Should My First Investment Property be OOS?

Ibrahim Yamini
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I don't have any experience owning an investment property, but after getting my finances and credit in order while studying the tricks of the trade for the last year I think I'm ready to move forward.

I was focused on getting a property that I can easily visit once in a while, but I've seen some great deals in other states that might put me in a position to buy multiple properties outright.

Should I focus in my own city for my first investment property?  What are the trials and tribulations of being an Out of State Owner?  Any advice on issues that may arise?

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