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Joshua Chen
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Out-of-state as a first-timer

Joshua Chen
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  • Riverside, CA
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Would it be possible to pull off an out-of-state flip as a first-timer in real estate deals? What would be the likeliness of success? Does anyone have a story relating to this? And to be more specific, I am at Riverside, California, likely to look into Oklahoma, Midwest City as my market

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Zach Sikes
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Zach Sikes
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@Joshua Chen 

It would be pretty tough to do an out of state flip from CA to OK for a first timer IMO.  A buy and hold is pretty feasible, but not a flip.  There are too many things to learn your first time and our market is too competitive to find a deal from out of state for a first timer to have much of a chance for success.  I'm not saying impossible, just very hard.

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