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Any one owns a turn-key real estate (kris krohn)?

Andrew Bailey
Posted Jul 27 2019, 16:48

hi, Recently, I found about a turn-key company owned by Kris Krohn and I talked to them on phone. Anyways, I want to know if this a good deal or not. Worse case, I lose thousands of dollars 

Their main selling part was that they can take my $60k investment and turn it into 20 houses in next 15 years which will generate $400 cash-flow per house. These houses are single family houses and location is Tennessee, Floridia and Texas. Also they don't keep houses for long terms, which means they sell and re-buy houses every 5 years to lower the high cost of maintenance, such as the roof.

Draw back of this turn-key company is that all of the houses will be 50/50 partnership. So on each house, they will receive $400 cash-flow and I will receive $400 cash-flow. House ownership also will be 50/50.

Total investment they are asking is for $60k

  • $10k will go into up front fee
  • $25k will go into down payment for house# 1
  • $25k will go into down payment for house # 2


both houses will have the following:

  • Houses purchase price is around $140k
  • 25% equity position
  • 23% ROI (might be gross roi)
  • 7% to 10% cash-on-cash ROI
  • $400 per month cash-flow (after all expenses such as mortgage, insurance, property management etc...)
  • closing cost will be in mortgage




Their 15 year plan will follow: (rough idea)
Year#1

  • Pay $10k up front fee
  • buy 2 houses with $50k down payment
  • cash flow $800

Year#3

  • buy 2 more houses with refinancing
  • cash flow $1,600

Year#5

  • Sell 4 houses and buy 5 more houses
  • Cash flow $2,000

Year#7

  • 7 houses
  • cash flow $2,800

Year#9

  • 11 houses
  • Cash flow $4,400

Year#10

  • sell 11 old houses and buy 12 new houses
  • cash-flow $4,800

Year#12

  • 15 houses
  • cash flow $6,000

Year#14

  • 18 houses
  • cash flow $7,200

Year#15

  • sell all houses and buy 20 houses
  • cash flow $8,000

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