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Rent to Retirement

Benjamin Bieber
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Listening to the Bigger Pockets podcasts I hear the ads for rent to retirement all the time. I was wondering if anyone on here has used them and what has their experience been? I am a rookie investor and have not purchased a property yet.

Thank you in advance.

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Jay Hurst
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Quote from @Benjamin Bieber:

Listening to the Bigger Pockets podcasts I hear the ads for rent to retirement all the time. I was wondering ifja anyone on here has used them and what has their experience been? I am a rookie investor and have not purchased a property yet.

Thank you in advance.

@Benjamin Bieber   I have heard of the company you mention but know nothing specific about them at all, but anytime you buy a property you should do your OWN due diligence. Do not simply trust a turn key provider, a wholesaler or even a real estate agent that is supposed to be looking for your best interest. Understand that they all have an incentive to sell you a property. Their  numbers might be spot on, but you want to make sure you understand that yourself, not just taking there word for it. 

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