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Updated about 8 years ago on . Most recent reply

Lender for out of state apartment investing?
Hi everyone!
So I currently hold a small mixed portfolio of SFR, duplexes, triplex and fourplex in Bakersfield, California but I would like to scale up to apartments. For my first apartment building I'm looking into 20-40 units.
So in listening to a real estate book by Joe Fairless, he recommends establishing a relationship with a lender first and specifically that this lender specialize in the type of apartment investing that I'm looking into.
I live in California and I plan to invest out of state but I haven't fully decided where. I've considered Texas, Arizona and Kentucky but seriously I have no idea just yet. With that said, my question is should I use a California based lender or should I focus on finding lenders in the areas of potential investing?
Any and all feedback regarding getting started with apartment investing is much appreciated.
Thanks,
Gus
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