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Updated over 1 year ago, 07/15/2023

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Ola Owoyemi
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First OOO BRRRR

Ola Owoyemi
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Hi everyone!

I have been an inactive Bigger Pockets member but this is my first post.

I live in VA, I have a few rental properties in Baltimore, MD. I am looking to start investing out of state using the BRRRR strategy.

However I have a few questions:

1) What states would you advise to look at for BRRRR? I am looking for both cash flow and reasonable appreciation.

2) Some people suggest to buy with cash 100% while I have seen others suggest to take out a loan. Which is better for the BRRRR strategy?

I look forward to connecting with others - especially those that might be BRRRRing out of state! Looking to connect with contractors, agents, lenders, and other investors!

Any advice is welcome!

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