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Originally Posted by Hatterasguy
Real estate is a business, I never recommend people get into it unless they want to run it as such. Long distance is difficult. I'd only consider an out of state long distance rental if it was a large property ie an apartment complex that could support its own staff on site, and you were a seasoned investor with a lot of experience and your own team as well.
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Out of curiosity, would you consider a condo or condos long distance? Assuming a well-run larger complex, this has the advantage of a management firm and an super that's either on site, or regularly available.