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Question on experience

Davis Chem
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Would managing tenants in another country count as experience? I do understand that it is very different, and since I’m in California, there’s even more that I’d need to learn with all the policies. I am also completely new to real estate in America, just learning for a couple months. I’m wondering if that experience counts as anything credible, either way, I’m planning on jumping into land lording here in America too. 

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