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Sharonda Frazier
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Brentwood, CA
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Boots on the Ground - Out of State Investing

Sharonda Frazier
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Brentwood, CA
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I have a lead/potential deal in another state. I was told I should have a contractor visit the property on my behalf to give me an accurate rehab estimate and a property manager to find out about market rent in the area, neighborhood crime etc. 

My question is - Will a contractor take time out of their day to view a property like this? If so, how do I find these type of contractors?  Do I ask multiple to look? Will a property manager even go through this trouble when the house isn't under contract yet? Seems I would have to hire them first.  to Any help is appreciated as I am new to out of state investing. 

Thank you!

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