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Updated almost 8 years ago on . Most recent reply

Looking ot invest out of state in Spring Hill, TN
Aloha everyone. I have pivoted and am looking to invest out of state. I am really looking on feedback regarding the Spring Hill area of Tennessee. I'd love to stay in Williamson County but am open to Maury as long as I'm in a better area and keep my chance of responsible tenants on the higher side (I know there are no guarantees). I also am evaluating town homes and condos in the area vs. SFH's for rental demand and CCR. I've been doing my own research and am reading in between the lines a bit.
Why out of state? I am in Northern California and don't have the capital or the guts to invest here. I also plan to move sometime in the next 5 years so my local investment would become long distance anyway. My parents have been in Spring Hill for about 11 years and I have them as well as a small network of friends from visiting and networking through a Brazilian Jiu Jitsu company I used to own. I feel as comfortable assessing that market as I do my local one, except the stakes and cost to play are much lower.
Any advice, connections, and any other info is greatly appreciated.
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Ron Flatt thank you for your reply. Can you elaborate on what you mean by 2 to 5 year deals? I mean, it sounds really nice to have several properties paid off in 15 to 20 years.
I am looking at Tennessee and Georgia because I have boots on the ground there. I have a better feel for the market until comfortable analyzing the locations and if any big cap X stuff comes up I feel like I have a trusted source there. I appreciate your reply and your next reply.