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Updated almost 6 years ago,

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Barry Sanders
  • Brooklyn, NY
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Heavy Lifting from a distance

Barry Sanders
  • Brooklyn, NY
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50-120unit multifamily ..What prior experience would be required before undertaking a heavy lift as an out of state investor? Taking a 100% vacant building to 50% vacancy  or 50% occupancy to 80% occupancy

Would a good property manager be sufficient or would more micromanagment be needed? 

I understand its a high risk invest just  wondering what are the best practices  to mitigate with reserve funds and management etc

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