They can share it with their team - and save you on printing and postage.  

I don't think there is such a thing as "too far" as long as you do your analysis and have your team in place to help you.

I’m looking for recommendations to a property management team in the Birmingham area focused in multi family.

How's it going fellow Real Estate enthusiasts, I'm a buy and hold investor looking to build the right "on-ground" team of rockstars in the Hampton Roads / Richmond area of Virginia to help me BRRRR SF and MF properties and I need your assistance.I'm looking to connect with a Realtor/investor who has experience helping out-of-state investors build their rental portfolio.

Only to find out that it's approved for single family homes, now I have to find another bank who will approve me for multiplex property loan.4] I have obtain a real estate agent on my team so far.I'm still trying to get a hang of doing the calculations.

Hi @Shawn Abe- I am also actively looking in San Antonio and while I haven't yet purchased a property in that area yet, I have talked to a lot of property managers and I think if you have a good team around you you can avoid this issue.

I was able to lock in a management and rehab team right after posting this.

Having a good team is more important than the being in the best market.

As a buyer, you don't pay any commissions so why not add some bench strength to your search and have a realtor - one who works with investors - be part of your resource team.

Unless you have teams that you can rely on to guarantee the rehab to go as planned, and get rented out at the price you require, and being appraised for refi, its a higher risk due to high interest payments.