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Updated over 4 years ago, 04/28/2020

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easiest/cheapest city to work with for out of state

Shirley Giraldo
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Hi folks, I currently have a multifamily in upstate New York. I've found the city and utility companies to be really outdated in their notification and payment systems. For example I got a fine for unmowed grass and by the time I received it by mail weeks later, I already had another one!

I'm looking to invest in Indianapolis, Kansas City, Detroit, or Cleveland (still doing research so if you have suggestions/tips please feel free to share.

Which cities are the most efficient and cheapest to work with for out of state investors from a government and utilities standpoint?

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