Hey Elliott - I'm also based in SoCal.I think there is a big fear when it comes to investing out of state.

If it's determined that you are not a tax resident of Canada you would be able to benefit from the lower US tax rates and additional tax benefits such as the use of 1031 exchange, and accelerated depreciation.If you would like to discuss your situation in a bit more detail feel free to reach out to me directly, I may be of assistance.Thanks, Elliott

Originally posted by @Benjimen Elliott Johnston:You might check with an Attourney first, but a friend of mine in Atlanta sends a notice he will be working on the front door.

@Justin Elliott A few of our owners had multiple condos in a building that we rented out and managed for them.

Cameron Elliott Wayne Brooks is 100% correct.

Originally posted by @Mel Hayes:Originally posted by @Elliott Elkhoury:@Mel HayesYour buying process out of state is going to be all about how confident you are in your team.

@Elliott Huffard   Have you thought about an investor line of credit?  

Originally posted by @Elliott Milek:Seems a bit high, I would get another quote.

Hi @Justin Elliott ,I'd recommend putting together a sample deal package for your in-person meetings.

@Justin Elliott Thanks Justin.