Contractor · Los Angeles, CA · Member since 2015 · 887 posts · 323 votes
Hello BP!
I am beginning to consider out of state investing due to the capital that I have available. Was looking for help in this area. If any of you would be kind enough to offer advice as to how you accomplish this I would greatly appreciate it. I am thinking I would need real estate agents, contractors, and/or wholesalers to partner with in order to get this done. I am also wanting to know how you screen these people and any others I may need on my team to get this done. Once again I would appreciate any help I can get. Feel free to send me a colleague request with you contact info because I am sure this would be something to discuss over the phone and/or in person and not via text or email. Once again I would greatly appreciate any help you any of you would be able to give me.
First, California is a big state. There may be no need to look outside of CA. And second, you need to first figure out what you want to do, specifically, before you know who can help you accomplish it.
if you don't have proper licence in a dispute. Other side will use that fact to your disadvantage. Yes many don't know the rules. !!! Good luck with your projects. Oregonians as you know are nice. But I can tell you ore regulators are very tough and by the book. No defense. For ignorance lol
I think the most important part of the team would be finding a great property manager, which isn't easy to find. Given the additional challenges of investing out of state, I think you would also want to make sure that you are targeting markets that are significantly more attractive than your home market. I just posted a blog this weekend with a list of top rental investing markets (buy and hold) under $75k.