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Nav Singh
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  • Sunnyvale, CA
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Alabama: landlord friendly?

Nav Singh
  • IT professional
  • Sunnyvale, CA
Posted

Hello everyone,

I'm in CA, new to real estate investing, and due to my budget not being CA-sized I'm looking for investing out-of-state. Not through turnkey companies but through a real estate agent and property management company I have received a referral to. 

I've read and heard about different states being landlord-friendly or not. Any opinions on where Alabama falls?

I'm planning to buy a single family home in the $100K range.

Thank you!

Nav.

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