Queens Village, NY · Member since 2017 · 19 posts · 25 votes
Hello Bigger Pockets Community!
Currently I live in NYC and am looking to invest in a property (first one). As many of you may know, NY is expensive! Because of this, I'd like to look into a rental property out of state since the prices can be much lower (estimate about $40k down payment). I've done some research and saw that Florida (Tampa for example) have homes within the price range I'm looking for.
My question is how do I go about doing this? Do I need a lawyer/accountant from the state of purchase? Any suggestions on up and coming cities that show appreciation and rental potential?
Investor · North Bay, Ontario · Member since 2015 · 709 posts · 262 votes
9y
Buying properties out of state is easy you have to have a great team on the ground to be your eyes and ears and hands.. I do a lot of work in Ohio and Missouri where there are great prices and returns and yes you can get a property there duplexes even for 40 k fully renovated and rented and property management all in place . More then willing to share my contacts they are great people
@Jagpreet Singh have you considered Columbus Ohio? among the top rental markets in the country. $40,000 down can get you a good property in A class area with good rents. Let us talk if there is interest.
Sir - I am in Columbus and am looking to start. I am considering coming to your meet up tomorrow. Everything I've read says find a mentor starting out so I am hoping to start the path soon.
Where is the meetup for tomorrow? must have missed that.
@Jagpreet Singh have you considered Columbus Ohio? among the top rental markets in the country. $40,000 down can get you a good property in A class area with good rents. Let us talk if there is interest.
Sir - I am in Columbus and am looking to start. I am considering coming to your meet up tomorrow. Everything I've read says find a mentor starting out so I am hoping to start the path soon.
Where is the meetup for tomorrow? must have missed that.
Queens Village, NY · Member since 2017 · 19 posts · 25 votes
9y
Everyone, I appreciate all the feedback. I wasn't expecting this much advice! Just to be clear, I would fly to the city to check out a few properties before I invest.
I like the idea of having low property tax and keeping more cash flow, however, in your professional opinions, does lower property tax = less than desirable cities to invest?