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Buying an STR across the county, tips?

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I currently live on the West Coast, but I am looking to purchase a short term rental on the east coast (NH). Does anyone have tips on how to manage the renovation/furnishing process remotely? I'm not concerned about the purchase process or managing from across the country, but I am wondering if there is anyone here that has been able to renovate and furnish their STR property from another state.

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