Most investors from outside the area aren't aware of just how strong the underlying fundamentals are here (which is great for us).Shoot me a DM and I'd be happy to share some resources that will help you understand the Twin Cities market a bit better.What niche in particular are you thinking of pursuing?

from my own experience, foundation issues would show up in other areas as well, like walls, especially around windows and doorways, as well as outside walls. do you like the property enough to get it under contract and inspected?

It's much safer to invest in areas outside Interstate 465, minus areas such as Lawrence which is a beast different from any other.If you want to attract good renters buy in good school districts too.  

NJ property outside of the city is going a premium and has all always.

I am renting out a small apartment outside the city to same some money up, and then going to invest once I have the capital to do so.

Also if you do decide to buy outside of your area, you don't have to settle for a completely turnkey investment, while there are definitely advantages to that, if you build a team in the area you can truly take down any strategy you want. 

Since we are buying outside of California, maybe we don't even need to be worried about that law, and it wouldn't force us to own it together? 

It's just outside of Lunenburg.

Hello everyone, I live in a town outside Philadelphia and I’m looking to possibly invest in the city as soon as next year.

Is it safe to look for a professional outside of the city?