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Yellow letter campaign for out of state investing -possible?
Hello,
I live in Los Angeles but invest in my hometown in Ohio. Up until now I have bought all of my deals off of the MLS. I am looking for a way to be more proactive and find more and better deals. It seems like a marketing campaign to the area I am interested in would typically be the way to go. However, I'm unclear on whether or not this is possible being that I live out of state?
I do have family there that may be willing to help but am not sure if this is really a feasible option for an out of state investor.