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Prachi Metha
  • Dublin, CA
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Prachi Metha
  • Dublin, CA
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Local to California. I have one  rental property in AZ and we are thinking to get another one in AZ too. My question is with current rate it may not make much sense however we are not sure if we can manage two different properties in two differents states. Please provide some perspective or you have properties in AZ recommend if it still making sense to get one more. 

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