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Nicholas Di Giugno
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Turnkey Locations Offering Good Appreciation

Nicholas Di Giugno
  • Buffalo NY (buffalo, ny)
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Hey everyone! I’ll cut right to the chase - I’m an engineer working at Tesla, 24 years old, and super interested in real estate investing (for a couple years now).

I want to buy my first rental property, however, my hours are super long and my day job is demanding. I don’t have time to find and buy a property under market value, fix it up, find a tenant, etc., so I’m interested in turnkey for my first few investments. Once I get the cash flow going, I plan to work my day job less and make larger, more time-consuming real estate investments.

All of that said, I hear Turnkeys are good at providing cash flow but not so great at immediate equity gain / appreciation of the property itself - for obvious reasons. Therefor, I am wondering if anybody knows of a good turnkey LOCATION to invest in, that generally offers good cash flow as well as good potential for growth and appreciation over the next 5 years.

Thank you!!

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Mike D'Arrigo
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Mike D'Arrigo
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@Peter T Kissinger between Kansas City and Dayton, I personally believe that Kansas City is the much stronger of the two when you look at economic and demographic trends. Kansas City's population has grown 7.7% (outpacing the U.S. average) while Dayton's population has declined 1.1% during the same period. I don't know the FL markets well but just be aware that insurance rates are very high which hits your bottom line. 

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