Hi BP community,I’m a new investor based in California, looking to start my portfolio through out-of-state investing.

Nelson Nash)b) Vet your understanding with a seasoned practitioner (ideally someone NNI-certified or you may stray from the concept as intended)c) Make sure you understand the alternatives and opportunity costs associated with other strategies and places to warehouse your cashGenerally speaking either some of the details are flat out missing, wholly inaccurate, or some combination of the two.Keep exploring :)

Have you ever stood on a piece of land and felt it wasn’t just dirt and trees, but a story waiting to be told?

-Number of staff needed per X number of spaces?

Exploring distressed CRE can definitely be complex, but it’s also where some of the most interesting opportunities arise.

The biggest thing I’m worried about is maintaining the  "momentum" of our money.

Quote from @Evan Oaks: @Gia Hermosillo I'm looking to invest out of state in the Ohio area for my first investment property.

Vetting a property manager is crucial for out-of-state investing.

This might be a little bit of a longer post, so sorry in advance.

Completely agree - take care of your tenants and they will take care of your properties.