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Out of state investing

Hosmar Martinez
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I'm from CA and I don't have the money to begin investing here i want to look in to Wisconsin or Oaklahoma is this a good idea? If so, what addtional steps should I take?

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Investing out of state can be difficult when first starting out, if you want the good deals. You can do turn key properties by going with a turnkey provider, just make sure to do your research. Theyll do everything for you, it's really easy. The downside is you wont learn as much. I highly recommend investing locally first, the learning process is priceless. I personally manage locally and invest out of state, so the experience is valuable.

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