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Wholesaling properties out of state
Afternoon BP! I am a real estate investor in the Northern Virginia area and I had a question about how BP feels about wholesaling properties out of state. In the Northern Virginia area, the housing market is astronomically high, which is good for the economy...but not as good for a newer investor such as myself. I was wondering how this community feels about finding prospects out of state where the housing market (prices) are a little lower. Is it harder to find buyers? Should buyers be from that state or any state? Do you physically have to be at every closing? Anything along these lines will help tremendously!
Thanks everyone in advance!