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Sharon Anschultz
  • Canyon Country, CA
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How do you get rental properties outside of your area...

Sharon Anschultz
  • Canyon Country, CA
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I live in Los Angeles.  There is just no way I can get a performing rental property in my market.  How do you invest outside of your area without getting burned.  Already tried getting a "turnkey" property which was a total disaster.

Should your first property be a SFR or is it better to go straight to Multifamily?

What are the pros and cons of multifamily versus SFR?

What is the smallest Multifamily you should purchase if you go this route?

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