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Updated almost 6 years ago, 01/30/2019

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Kyle Neff
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  • Rental Property Investor
  • Cincinnati, OH
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Interviewing Property Managers & Long Distance vs Close to Home

Kyle Neff
Pro Member
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Cincinnati, OH
Posted

Hello BP Community!

I currently live in GA but have selected Ohio (where I'm originally from) to start my REI journey. I will focus on multifamily investing first and single-family second. I would like to start interviewing Property Managers soon as I know they are a critical partner when employing a long distance investing strategy. A few questions / topics of discussion:

1) Long-Distance Investing vs Investing close to home -- hoping to get some insight on this since I am just starting out. From my limited knowledge, Ohio seems to have much less barrier to entry than Georgia (where I live currently) and much more of the inventory I am looking for (multifamily). Is it a stupid idea to invest out of state for the first few properties, or is it more a question of risk tolerance (or something else)?

2) What are some questions I should be prepared with when I start interviewing Property Managers?

Thanks in advance for the insight!

  • Kyle Neff
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