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TK recommendations for new construction

Chris Ross
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Hello,

First post but frequent visitor to these forums.   With all of the TK companies out there now I’m curious if anyone has any recommendations based on what I’m looking for.  I’m in a good position to invest now although I’m not sure it’s the best time given the interest rates. 

1.  TK, preferably new construction in sunbelt region or OH

2.  Looking for a very good school district 

3.  Positive experience with TK PM 

4. Positive CoC day 1. I understand the more passive, the less positive cash flow but for a first investment property this would be my preference.

I've looked into R2R, Roofstock, Doorvest, REI nation. But most properties are not new construction and from what I can tell not favorable neighborhoods or schools. Doorvest seems attractive to me given how passive it is but I'm skeptical of their property management.

If anyone has recommendations based on positive or negative experiences, I’d appreciate it. 

Thanks


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