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Robert Laird
  • Real Estate Broker
  • Portland, OR
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Owning a Property Out of State

Robert Laird
  • Real Estate Broker
  • Portland, OR
Posted

Hello BP!

I do not know wether or not this question has already been addressed a lot on the forum or is a obvious question, but I couldn't find the answer so I thought I would open it up for discussion. 

This question is mainly for turn-key investors and out of state buy and hold people. If you regularly buy properties out of state properties how do you manage them? As in how do you find tenants and maintain the property? I assume a lot of people hire property managers to deal with the local stuff and then deal with logistical stuff via internet. I was just curious what different strategies people employed to deal with their properties remotely. I am really curious what someone like @Ali Boone does seeing as she invests mainly in turn-keys. How do you keep all those properties straight! Thanks for all the advice!

Rob

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