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Vincent Park
  • Real Estate Investor
  • New York City, NY
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Turnkey: MemphisInvest vs. Norada vs. JWB?

Vincent Park
  • Real Estate Investor
  • New York City, NY
Posted

I wanted to open up a forum discussion on which Turnkey company would be best for beginning investors. Clearly, all 3 companies seem to be reputable in the industry, and offer quite good returns on investment. I wanted to ask seasoned investors on their thoughts on which would be the best option for the criteria I am looking for:

- Minimal down payment (<$20K if possible, 20-25% down payment options)

- Minimal involvement in property management, and frequent updates on financials

- Areas with good appreciation potential

- Minimal tenant turnover / vacancy

- Good Cashflow (>$300/month) and ROI (12-15%+)

Let me know what your thoughts are, and perhaps some additional criteria that I should consider.

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