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James E. Krause
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Long Distance Turn Key Rentals

James E. Krause
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Northern Virginia
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I live in Northern Virginia and I am looking to invest in turn key properties in a few markets in other states.  I would like to connect with other local investors who are already investing in long distance properties.

Many of the local REIA groups seem to be focused only on the local markets. Does anyone have any suggestions for connecting locally with other investors who own properties in other states. Thank you!

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Chris Clothier
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Chris Clothier
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Originally posted by @James E. Krause:

I live in Northern Virginia and I am looking to invest in turn key properties in a few markets in other states.  I would like to connect with other local investors who are already investing in long distance properties.

Many of the local REIA groups seem to be focused only on the local markets. Does anyone have any suggestions for connecting locally with other investors who own properties in other states. Thank you!

 James - Welcome to BP!

What you posted is the best way to start the process of meeting other local investors.  Be sure and keep posting here looking to connect and the best way to do it is to offer to buy coffee, breakfast, maybe lunch, dinner or a beer.  Offer to buy an investor coffee in return for just sharing their process, their thoughts and their experiences.  List the cities that are near you and let them know you'd be willing to meet them close to where they are if you are willing to travel a little bit.

These little meetings which cost you a few bucks, will be the best meetings you could have for learning how other investors have bought out of town.  They will go a ong way to helping you develop your own process and you can do it all by posting right here on BP.

Good luck ~

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