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Damian Baynes
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Rehabbing an out of state property

Damian Baynes
  • Investor
  • Brooklyn, NY
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Hello all,

I'm still fairly new to these boards as far as posting is concerned but have been browsing through them for sometime now. I'm debating a few different investing strategies that I would like to pursue and one of them is buying a property that needs some TLC but is located about 2 hours away from where I live. How do you all feel about rehabbing a property that you can't visit daily? I'm not talking a total gut reno but a little bit more than just paint and landscaping. Does anyone have any experience/advice for this strategy? Also, this is not for a flip. This would be for a buy and hold investment. Look forward to your responses.

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