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Tyler Wade
  • Thousand Oaks, CA
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Out of Market Flipping

Tyler Wade
  • Thousand Oaks, CA
Posted

Hi All,

I live in an area in Southern CA where flipping just isn't a realistic option for me (median home price is 700k). I'm interested in exploring the Texas markets (San Antonio, Austin, Dallas), but am hesitant to begin in a market I have no immediate knowledge of. Investors - what are some of the downsides to working in a market far away from the one you live? I would imagine it's much more difficult to find good contractors, keep things on schedule, etc. Would love to hear some of the positives and negatives from the community. Thanks so much in advance!

Tyler

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