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Updated almost 3 years ago, 02/11/2022

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Yonatan Weic
  • Rental Property Investor
  • London, England
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International Investors raise your hand

Yonatan Weic
  • Rental Property Investor
  • London, England
Posted

Hi All, 

I would love to hear if there are any international investors that have created an LLC, researched and bought property all remotely? (all from A-Z ) without flying (now with covid this isn't really ideal).

But I'd love to hear if you've managed to do that. 

  • where are you from? and was this your first real estate investment ?
  • which location (state and city if you dont mind me asking)  have you invested in ?
  • in which state have you registered / LLC'd your company?
  • What would you do differently if you could have done it all from scratch, any pitfalls you've ran into that might want to avoid this time (if you'd had to start it all over again)  or share with the forum 

I'd love to head from you guys.

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