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David Buchanan
  • San Francisco, CA
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Investing Outside Your Area

David Buchanan
  • San Francisco, CA
Posted

New member here looking to get into the market currently in the research and planning process..

That being said, I am a 26 year old living in San Francisco not too keen on trying to get into the crazy market around here.  

I went to school in Arizona and know there is lots of opportunity there.  What advice do you have on paying the 10% to hire a PM company since I cannot manage myself?  Half of me says do your research and hire a PM company you can trust (is there such thing?), the other half tells me I am crazy for even thinking of allowing anyone else to manage a property besides myself.  

Excited for responses. 

Thank You!

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