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Stephen Scire
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  • Rental Property Investor
  • East Boston, MA
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Going out of state & out of my comfort zone

Stephen Scire
Pro Member
  • Rental Property Investor
  • East Boston, MA
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Hello BF friends, I am very "itchy" to invest out of state , nearby ( Rhode Island). I live in the Boston area, have 2 multi's & have a full time job ( self-employed) . So , Boston to Rhode Island , would be my travel (2 1/4 hours) .....don't mind periodically traveling to keep checking the property, in fact I prefer to do that. I am also very much favor of college towns . Is there any advice that I should be aware of when making this leap forward. Thank you for this forum, many informative conversations & hospitable members. Eager to her your input ! Note, I'm looking for the cash flow . Not flipping
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