I think it comes down to the team in place since you won't be there to manage or oversee

Hello, South Carolina is one of the states I might move to after retirement next year. If anyone knows any good realtors that specialize in multi-family rental homes, please help me out and drop some info. Thank you i...

Try to network and build a team around you (contractor, attorney, maybe a RE agent, etc.)

Always make sure you vet anyone you add to your team, grab references and ensure they're licensed and insured.We have had a good experience referring to City Place Property Management.Best of luck to you!!

As you can see, there is not a lot to maintain.Some thoughts for your consideration:Select your target tenant pool first and then buy properties that this tenant pool is willing and able to rent.Find a good investment team.

Investing out of state can be extremely difficult, and it is essential that you build your team first - And it needs to be a solid team.

Portland Oregon team here willing to assist! 

Do you have an experienced realtor on your team?

Also there's this new site called "amazon" or something like that where you can look for books and even read reviews of what other people thought about them!

My teams office is out of lowell so we know the market very well, I currently own 15 units there with another 132 closing in 2 weeks and we manage quite a few units there for other owners.