Off market sellers need to find you, not vice versa.  1.

I enjoy them.... the look, the feel, the experience of driving them, the sights and sounds.....so I make my decision about cars not based solely on $$..... its my vice.... but I don't make stupid decisions.... just not ideal ones.....

“It’s almost like we are a Silicon Valley again, because if you look back over a century…we were a hub for natural resources, innovation and people — and we are seeing that again,” said Glenn Stevens, executive director of MICHauto and the Detroit Regional Chamber’s vice president of automotive and mobility initiatives.The global automotive industry has multiple cities wanting to stake the claim that they are the center for future automotive technologies.

The grand majority of people will come out ahead with real estate in terms of actual returns.BTW, I believe Scott is the President of Bigger Pockets now.

Even if you found one to do more, you are going to see an increased interest rate from the 3.75% you  currently have so I don't think the tradeoff would work.....I believe that this property, in that area, is a sound investment and one you want to hold on to to build long term wealth, vice short term income.  

Hi Lara,Thanks for your comment.My apologies if you didn't have a great experience with your first call.Ohio Cashflow is known for turning down more business than we take on unlike 99% of the other turnkey companies.Over the years we have received 3,000+ investor application forms and have probably had even more phone calls.That experience has enabled us to quickly evaluate if someone will be a right fit for our company and vice versa.Unlike other turnkey companies, we only take on investors that we truly believe that we can assist.Taking the next step and just "selling you" a product is not how we operate.To be honest, we actually don't even have a "sales spiel" but rather do our best in talking investors out of buying.Building a large and successful portfolio takes years and it's a rocky road that in my opinion isn't for everyone.The investor and the turnkey company must "like" each other and "respect" each other in order for the relationship to be successful long term.It's like a marriage :)With all that said, I'd be more than happy to personally speak with you and answer any questions that you might have.And if nothing else, at least point you in the right direction.Thanks and don't hesitate to email

And vice versa.Good luck! 

I'm the president of a turnkey company, so it's not like I ever want to talk folks out of REI - but even we don't recommend that people pour all their retirement savings into getting started or take out hard money loans they can't afford.

We talked an 80 year old owner of MF in Sherwood, that guy has not raised rents since Jimmy Carter was President. 

My lender partner Justin Hamilton, Vice President at the Federal Savings Bank is always accessable to me- after hours and weekends.