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John B.
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Buying apartment out of state...how does it work (the process)

John B.
  • Investor
  • Keller, TX
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I live in Florida and potentially looking at small 8-15 unit apartments in the midwest, Texas, anywhere where the market makes more sense than inflated Florida prices. If working a full time job, how would I see these properties? Submit a contact and fly in to hire the inspection, meet property management companies etc on the same week? What is typically your process when buying out of state? 

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Danny Randazzo
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Danny Randazzo
  • Apartment Syndicator
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I agree with you @Greg Dickerson. There are good deals in Florida if you spend time building relationships with brokers who specialize in smaller properties. @John B. if you really want to buy out of state I suggest you find a partner who is on the ground to help or look at passive investments in the markets you prefer so you don't have to travel out there. 

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