I have 3 properties in Dayton, OH that I purchased through a turnkey provider whom I have used for about 3 years now, they do a solid job. Message me if you are still looking and I would be happy to share.
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@Kyle Mitchell I am not too far from you. I still need to make it down to your REIA meet up one of these days. If you don't mind sending me the turnkey provider you used in Ohio.
@Kyle Mitchell I am late to this thread, but if you have that turnkey provider that you used in Ohio, could you PM me?
Thanks,
Jim
There are lots of good turnkey properties in Columbus, Ohio that are on the market. If you connect with a good Realtor and property manager then you can have your own turnkey company.
Does anybody know of any good Turnkey companies they've had long-term success with? Are any of them able to help us out in Ohio? Thank you.
I haven’t personally used a turnkey company long-term, but from what I’ve seen and heard around BP, the key is less about the company itself and more about how strong the underlying market is. If you’re looking in Ohio, I’d suggest putting Columbus high on your list—it’s one of the few metro areas where the fundamentals are really strong with population growth, job growth, and huge companies like Intel, Amazon, Google, Microsoft, Honda, and Nationwide investing here. On top of that, it’s still affordable compared to other cities, and you can often find properties in the $120–180K range that hit the 1% rule and cash flow right away. I moved from Portland to Columbus in 2020 and now own 10+ rentals here, and I’ve seen a lot of turnkey buyers do really well because the market itself is so solid. As long as you do your due diligence on both the property and the property manager, Columbus can be a great turnkey-friendly market. Happy to connect and answer any questions you have!
Does anybody know of any good Turnkey companies they've had long-term success with? Are any of them able to help us out in Ohio? Thank you.
I haven’t personally used a turnkey company long-term, but from what I’ve seen and heard around BP, the key is less about the company itself and more about how strong the underlying market is. If you’re looking in Ohio, I’d suggest putting Columbus high on your list—it’s one of the few metro areas where the fundamentals are really strong with population growth, job growth, and huge companies like Intel, Amazon, Google, Microsoft, Honda, and Nationwide investing here. On top of that, it’s still affordable compared to other cities, and you can often find properties in the $120–180K range that hit the 1% rule and cash flow right away. I moved from Portland to Columbus in 2020 and now own 10+ rentals here, and I’ve seen a lot of turnkey buyers do really well because the market itself is so solid. As long as you do your due diligence on both the property and the property manager, Columbus can be a great turnkey-friendly market. Happy to connect and answer any questions you have!