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Daniel Castellano
  • Williston, ND
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Multi family investing out of state

Daniel Castellano
  • Williston, ND
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Hi all,

I am new to the real estate game in the US, I am from Australia and have experience in investing back home and am trying to learn as much as I can about real estate investing within the US as i live and work here now. I am looking to invest in a multi family property (such as a quad), I have quite a bit of savings ready to go but my main issue is I live and work in a very isolated part of North Dakota which makes it very difficult for me to scope out potential neighbourhoods and out of state areas which might be suitable. Any advice or tips on effective ways to effectively invest in this situation would be greatly appreciated :) 

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