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New Member Intro - Washington DC area

Michael Needle
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Hello everyone, I’m originally from Northern Virginia and own several condos in Northern Virginia and Washington, DC as build and holds. While to date I’ve invested in condos because of the price and have stayed local to the DC area, I’m now interested in investing in apartment buildings out of state. However, I’m moving slowly as I’m now land lording from overseas due to my full time job as a US diplomat. Welcome any advice on long distance apartment building ownership, especially when it comes to market selection. I hope to help others who are interested in buy and hold since that is what I already have some experience with.

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