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Tyler Hockett
  • Broomfield, CO
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Hello Family,

I’m an new investor interested in acquiring rentals from out of state, specifically properties in Memphis, TN from Denver, CO. I have the hustle to make it happen because I’m hungry but not the knowledge or money, thus, what strategies could I implement while on a tight budget? 

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Aaron K.
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Aaron K.
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Starting out of state with limited funds typically isn't the best strategy, you might be better off learning in your current area and purchasing a house hack property, you will learn most of what you need along the way that way while having a place to live, in the worst case scenario.  You could also work for a property management company or other investors in your market if you wanted to learn more.

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