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Eric V Harding
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Buying a turnkey in cash

Eric V Harding
  • Investor
  • Los Angeles
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Been sitting on the sidelines for awhile and im prepped and ready to act.

Im going all cash on one multi-family property for good cashflow (which is my #1 desire). 

What are some things to look out for that buyers dont expect when taking this route?

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Simon Ashbaugh
  • Realtor
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Simon Ashbaugh
  • Realtor
  • Columbus Ohio, Cleveland Ohio
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The biggest issue is having all your capital locked up, is it already occupied? if not make sure to account for finding tenants, and youll have to pay a leasing agent or your pm to find one. Maybe consider putting half of what you have cash as a down so you can buy more if something pops up

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