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Ariel Rahmanov
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First long distance rental property

Ariel Rahmanov
  • Realtor
  • New York
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Hi everyone, just joined BiggerPockets and I am very excited to start my journey as an investor to build wealth! I just signed up for the Real Estate Bootcamp. I am also a real estate agent from NY primarily serving Queens and Nassau County. I am looking to purchase my first rental investment property in 2024 probably not in NY, lol.  Any tips/advice you can give to a rookie looking to invest long distance

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    Nicholas L.
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    Nicholas L.
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    @Ariel Rahmanov

    welcome.

    pick a "long distance market" that you can drive to - somewhere in CT or PA or NJ with a lower price point.  this will allow you to be hands-on, build a network, look at properties in person, etc.

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