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First Rental Property!

Kyle Madden
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Hi everyone , please need some help/guidance! I am NEW investor in Vancouver BC. My strategy and goal is a LONG TERM RENT AND HOLD, SINGLE FAMILY HOME. I have read David Greens BRRRR strategy book and Rental Property Investing by Brandon Turner and have listened to BP podcast tremendously. I want to complete the BRRRR strategy however prices in BC are FAR too extreme. I have about 300K ready to go to buy a house cash out of province, (250k purchase, 50k BRRRR is what I figure). Can I have tips / guidance on investing out of province? I'm a little nervous to make my first investment out of province, which limits my sweat equity into the house/ being there to resolve issues. Any help would be greatly appreciated!

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