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Investing from the Bush of Alaska

Sean Davis
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Happy Super Bowl Sunday!  I'm not a sportsball fan, but I'll take any reason to celebrate in the current climate.


I am new to investing, and apparently new to the internet, I posted my last introduction post in Real Estate News and Current Events.  Even so, the community here was helpful and welcoming.  I was almost closed on a property, but thanks to a lot of sage advice, I pulled out at the 11th hour.  I'm still hungry to get into the market.


I am a dentist practicing in bush Alaska. Because of this I am necessarily interested in long distance investing.  I understand that this will necessitate working with property managers, but I am hoping that I can build a good team for mutual benefit.  

I can not find a property that fits the 1% rule.  I feel like I need a different approach to analyze properties.  I'd love any resources or advice that anyone could offer.  I am also interested in finding ways to maximize my tax benefits with real estate.

Thanks very much for reading!  I hope that I can contribute to the community here!

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