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Updated over 6 years ago on . Most recent reply

Pre-qualification in a different state?
Hi Friends!
Early stages in our quest to become real estate investors, and we have been pre-qualified by a lender in our home state of CA. Thanks to BP and David Greene's book, we are feeling more comfortable with the idea of investing in an out of state market - looking mostly in the Portland, OR area - but wondering if we need to be pre-qualified by a lender in that state as well?
Thanks,
-Ben