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Carlos Quiros
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Flipping out of state....

Carlos Quiros
  • New to Real Estate
  • Los Angeles, Ca
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Good afternoon-

Do any SoCal investors here have flips that they do out of state or has anyone done any?


How do you manage those if you have?

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    Steven Goldman
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    Steven Goldman
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    Out of state flips are very risky. You must develop a trustworthy team and then visit the properties even if they are a distance away. If you can invest in a location where you have friends or family who can be your eyes and ears on the ground you are more likely to have a positive outcome. It is important that you control your funds and do not let he contractor get out ahead of you or you will be left with a overpriced unfinished rehab to salvage. 

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