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Richard Miller jr
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Let’s work together ,

Richard Miller jr
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Pros and cons for investing out of state,

So I have been following the market lately and the tri-state area that I’ live around does not have that much cash flow around me unless you can really find an awesome deal. I love in Delaware so my tri-state is Philly and Jersey , Ohio seems to be doing great so I guess what I’m trying to say is there good that comes with investing out of state as a beginner.

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Aaron K.
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@Richard Miller jr cash flow isn't everything if you have little to no control over the property it can all be squandered by mismanagement. This isn't saying you shouldn't invest it off state just that you should be more careful.

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