For long-distance (out-of-state) investments, I would rely on photos done by the agent or my property manager in order to estimate what would be needed. 

@Nicole Serras All you need is a great Investor Agent and a property manager and they can make your long-distance investing a breeze.

We just closed on an out-of-state duplex we intend to either BRRRR or flip (depending on how the appraisal turns out). During the inspection period we got a quote from a GC -- much higher than we'd expected but low en...

Hi Everyone!
A couple of months ago, my cousin introduced me to the Bigger Pockets Podcast. The first one I listened to was Episode 327 where Brandon and David talk about the BRRRR strategy. I was hooked. Every day w...

I can't find a definite statement, but I get the impression this might only be for relatively long-distance moves.I know there is a separate housing agency for Independence, Independence Housing Authority. 

And for a variety of reasons (California prices being only one of them), I'd be most interested in long-distance real estate investing.

@Valentina Ayala You'll find networking and marketing strategies in great books like "Rental Properties Investing" by Brandon Tucker and "Long Distance Real Estate Investing" by David M Greene. 

(At least for the first time, I want to be able to experience majority of the process in person - hence picked a state that's in driving distance).Been reading random topics very shallowly 😅, then vaguely came up with some plans.

Imagine the air you breathe...You are stuck with the commuter traffic on 41 and 301 and I75 each day.

It's about the right distance from San Francisco for people looking to get out of the city and covid.