I’m in the FLL area and could be boots on the ground for out of state investors, could go by and take pictures/videos, visit municipalities, and the like to help with your business. 

I'd suggest working with an operator who is boots on the ground where they are selling the properties.

Actually, pretty well thought out in general and you have boots on the ground so those are very good things.

Before investing we always made sure we had lots of boots on the ground support, so it felt like we were local.  

I am sure boots on the ground, you have more sense of the reality than what these websites say so thank you for providing context.

I have a friend who has some real estate experience (mainly legal, local knowledge) that could be 'boots on the ground' in terms of understanding the locale, assisting with property management.  

For now though, I just assist local and OOS investors underwrite deals, and act as boots on the ground for my OOS investors.

However, if you can find these agents, you will be able to build long term relationships and get through many deals with them.2.Find a boots on the ground, separate from the agent that will do some of this work for you.

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