I actually host the local sw mo pints and properties meetup and you can bump elbows with local investors that are new and trying to grow their base as well.

You may be able to hire a local home inspector, for example.

In Connecticut, there is a local (town) conveyance tax and a state conveyance tax.

Partnering with Seth Choate provided valuable local insights, making this an attractive and strategic investment for Partner Driven.

Check your local laws to see if it is 30 days notice or longer. 

Right now, I'm looking in other markets, but always hoping to find something additional local to invest in.Nice to meet you!

(Local folks can chime in if that's off, but I'm just using rough numbers). 

It makes no sense and shows how horrendous the "training" is for wholesalers.My “favorite” is the new and inexperienced people who think that they can sit at home, scan a local MLS, somehow identify underpriced properties that every experienced investor and all home buyers and real estate brokers/agents missed, tie up the property with “borrowed” fully refundable  earnest money, no proof of funds, no approval of financing, post their “find” on a real estate website, appropriate someone else’s buyers list, and profit a minimum of $20k per.  

we’d be managing out of state and I’m not sure I’d be okay with doing that without a local property manager…with gratitude,Juliette

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