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Rachel Randolph
  • Real Estate Investor
  • Brooklyn, NY
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Out Of State Power Team Building

Rachel Randolph
  • Real Estate Investor
  • Brooklyn, NY
Posted

Hey Everyone!

My primary focus is finding and purchasing an investment property through a syndicated deal within the year.

Because I live in Brooklyn and it's extremely expensive in my immediate market, I've decided to invest out of state. I have NOT started putting a team together in these markets (Northern NJ and Atlanta, GA MSA) but before I began I'm interested in what those of you who invest out of state do to build your "boots on the ground" teams. Other then calling and interviewing, what other things can be done to create a solid and trustworthy team in my out of state markets?

Side note, I just finished listening to BP Podcast 073: Investing in Rental Properties When Your Local Area Is Too Expensive With @Mehran Kamari (Amazing Podcast and highly recommend, thanks @Joshua Dorkin )!

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