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Saad Handoo
  • Investor
  • Atlanta, GA
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Out of state

Saad Handoo
  • Investor
  • Atlanta, GA
Posted

Hi there folks-

I'm looking to make my proverbial first investment and from listening to the podcast and reading some of the seasoned investor posts, it looks like multi family is the way I want to go. The only problem is that I reside in Chicafo- a market where a good majority of the steals are gone (my budget is ideally paying no more than 120K for a four plex). 

I wanted to go to other areas of the country - Winston Salem is appealing, but I'm not sure how many problems that will create with property management. Ultimately I have no desire to be involved in anything but cutting checks and I'll happily give 6% of my Gross Revenue to a property manager. 

Is buying out of state on a multi family with a fully outsourced property management approach a bad idea?

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