All Forum Posts by: Tanuj Yadav

Got it thanks everyone for their input. Hypothetically if there was a website that would tell you about out of state areas to invest in (cutting your search time and energy required when researching new market) with confidence and connecting you with the right people to form a great trustworthy team to work with (eliminating the need of having to go to the property in person to take care of it), that would make you more comfortable investing in properties out of state? 

@Travis Biziorek Thank you. So more than being unfamiliarity with the neighborhood and rental market there, its the out of state management that's harder to do? Unless one has a trustworthy team built there ready to go

@John Warren @Evan Hopple I see. Thanks for your responses. Do you think being unfamiliar with the out of state area a big factor why investors want to stick to investing in state? For example,  if someone is in California and say want to invest in North Carolina, then not having familiarity  with the rental market there might not give me enough confidence to invest there?

Just curious but I was talking to few of my friends who invest in real estate but they are mostly investing in the city they reside or neighboring states. I have done couple of investments in the city I live in. What is the reason lot of investors don't invest out of state far way? Is it because they don't know the area well or its a headache to manage investments far away? I am looking to invest out of state (excluding neighboring states) so wanted to know what challenges to look forward to.