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Ryan Santos
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Turnkey Company question. Anyone heard if Morris Invest Co?

Ryan Santos
  • Lender
  • Seattle, WA
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a Turnkey company keeps showing up on my FB page, does anyone have any experience or heard of Morris Invest? I wanted to buy my first investment and looking to Buy & Hold for cash flow, I live in the Seattle area and homes just skyrocketed in prices so I'm considering using a turnkey to go out of state. I know  theres a lot of pitfalls into doing that thats why I still haven't made my move into purchasing an investment.

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Jay Hinrichs
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Jay Hinrichs
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there are exhaustive threads on this company.. but it appears from what others have posted.. that the properties provided are D class and very inexpensive.. and you must pay cash and then let them rehab ( which is what a lot of folks have commented on)..

IMHO  D class mid west is not appropriate investment for out of state folks.. so caution

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