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Sahaj Bhakta
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  • New to Real Estate
  • California
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How are you building your team for out-of-state Investing?

Sahaj Bhakta
Pro Member
  • New to Real Estate
  • California
Posted
Hey BP community,

I am a rookie who is looking for advice on how fellow investors build their core team. I have a couple of questions that roll right into one another, so bear with me please.

1. List the roles that you need filled (realtor, attorney, accountant, contractor, holding company, etc.)
2. What is your criteria / screening process for each role?
3. Which roles do you prefer be in the neighborhood you're investing in versus which roles are okay being remote / in another state?
4. Who is the most undervalued or underrated member on your team?

I appreciate any comments and am looking forward to your responses!

Thanks!
  • Sahaj Bhakta
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