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Serena Li
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Out of state investor: is renovation really feasible?

Serena Li
  • Rental Property Investor
  • San Francisco, CA
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Based in the SF Bay Area. Want to invest in Orlando area. I know some nice touch would make it much more appealing to renters and higher rent. But the hassle of finding the contractors and monitor the work seems pretty infeasible for out of state investors.

Have anyone done that before? And what is your experience.

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David Greene
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David Greene
  • Real Estate Broker
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@Serena Li I can connect you with an Orlando agent who has found deals for other clients before. Send me a message.

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