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Rehabbing Properties Out Of State

Dylan Tettemer
  • APO, AP
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Looking to see if maybe I could rehab a property that's in a state I will be moving to in the future. I wanted to see peoples experience and if it was really worth it! Im worried about not being able to be there will create some issues.

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Matt K.
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What's your background, I have no problem with it because I'm used to and comfortable handling contracts from a distance. If you feel comfortable with that and feel comfortable finding a general contractor or property management company to handle the project then I'd say go for it. You'll pay a premium for someone to manage the project, but if you do it right that premium could be cheaper than your inexperience. 

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