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Post: 5 Ways Turnkey Companies Inflate Cash Flow Numbers

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Quote from @Account Closed:
Interesting thread! I do believe that your turnkey real estate success all depends on where the properties are, what tenants are placed (how they are screened), and your overall expectations.
Granted, if you expect to retire off of a couple rental properties in just a couple years, you're a little far fetched. Real estate investing takes a lot of due dilligence and studying. When you are paired up with the right people who truly care about your success, your experience can be great. I have seen a few, what seem like very small details, play a huge role in the success of investors.
Like I said already, the #1 thing that will play a part in your success is your expectations! Be realistic. #2 - pair with a company that is in it WITH you for the long haul and takes measures to prove that. (i.e. screen tenants thoroughly, in-house pm, maintenance warranties, easy to contact, good communication, knowledgable) #3 - Get excited about the opportunities that you are providing for your self, your future self, the community you are investing in, and your peers who are all watching and learning from you.
Real estate investing is fun! Along with making a return on investment, if you stay open to it, you will meet more people and open up even more opportunities with even bigger returns. Stay humble, my BP friends! The more you give - the more you receive.
Post: How I built a portfolio of 35 rentals and $10k+ monthly cash flow

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If you're asking whether I know of any turnkey providers or websites that streamline larger multi-family or commercial property investing, then no, I'm not aware of them.
There may be some private equity groups or syndicates you can invest with if you're not interested in doing it yourself, but I don't have experience in this area either.
Post: How I built a portfolio of 35 rentals and $10k+ monthly cash flow

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Sorry for the late reply, I didn't see your post earlier.
Instead of focusing on properties right away, I can suggest to first:
1. Work on your investment goals - what you want to accomplish, when is your deadline for accomplishing this, how much time/effort/money you're willing to dedicate to this, etc.
2. Pick a market to focus on.
3. Build a network of professionals in your target market - real estate agents, lenders, property managers, contractors, insurance agents, etc. I would recommend always working with people you find from a referral from other investors, but also interviewing them yourself over the phone or in person.
In the process of doing the above I suspect you'll learn a good deal about real estate investing in general and be ready to start looking at actual properties.
Post: Off Market - 2 Cash Flowing Turnkey Properties in Birmingham, AL

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Last chance to pick up these turnkey properties off-market before they are available to the general public!
Post: Off Market - 2 Cash Flowing Turnkey Properties in Birmingham, AL

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Hi everyone,
We are selling two off-market, cash-flowing turnkey properties in the Birmingham, AL market.
Both properties come with long-term tenants on Section 8 vouchers, which means no missed rent payments! There is existing property management in place, so you can start collecting income from day 1.
We have kept up with all regular maintenance and the properties are in great condition. There is no deferred maintenance and several systems, including HVAC and electrical, have been fully upgraded in recent years.
See the listings on the BP marketplace for more details and photos:
1252 18th Place, Birmingham, AL 35211
https://www.biggerpockets.com/...
8204 Rugby Ave, Birmingham, AL 35206
https://www.biggerpockets.com/...
These won't last long, so if you're interested, contact Jeremy Galloway ASAP:
Jeremy Galloway
205-605-9432
Post: How I built a portfolio of 35 rentals and $10k+ monthly cash flow

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No problem and best of luck to you!
Post: How I built a portfolio of 35 rentals and $10k+ monthly cash flow

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We've overall slowed down our acquisitions partly because of market conditions and partly because I've been focusing more on my business ventures.
We've bought a couple more 4-plexes in KC and sold some of our SFRs in other states and are at 40 total rental units right now.
Post: DealCheck app? Good or bad?

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I'll send you a PM.
Post: DealCheck app? Good or bad?

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@Edwing Hernandez @Brandon Sturgill
All of the formulas used by our software are 100% transparent and verifiable. You can find question mark icons next to every calculation inside our software - hover over those icons to see the exact formulas used for that specific metric.
There is also a built-in glossary page in our app that lists the calculation formulas and explanations of all real estate metrics we calculate.
We don't use "magic" formulas or publish "unsupported" claims.
If you have any questions about any of our calculations, please send me a PM or contact our support team via our website.
Post: DealCheck app? Good or bad?

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@Elisa Angela
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