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Turnkey markets. First time buyer
Hello,
Bay area native here. Looking to invest in turn keys untill the passive income allows me to be rent free by year 5 ( provided I have an flow of income at 3500). From there who knows, but that's the current goal.
I have narrowed down my markets to Indianapolis, Memphis and Kansas city.
They all seem preety similar in terms of cash to cash percentage gains. Still not sure what provides better equity, as that would be a plus. Anyone have advice as to which starting market would be best?
Companies the caught my interest are fshomes, Memphis invest, and buyMemphisnow. No turn key company I'm familiar with in Kansas city. Any suggestions there?
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Check out Memphis Turnkey as well. Great company!