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Dan G.
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Best websites for buying turn-key single family properties?

Dan G.
  • Fort Lauderdale, FL
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I am trying to compile a list of the best websites/companies where I can find turn-key single family homes as investment properties around the US.  So far, I have found these:  homeunion.com, nexgeninvest.com, memphisinvest.com

Are there any other good ones?  I want to find as many as possible so I can compare what they offer.

Thanks!

Dan

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David Hutson
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  • Bartlett, TN
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David Hutson
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  • Bartlett, TN
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I think this is like asking what is the best car to buy.  You'll need to set your criteria to make a list just for you.  Everyone has a different focus.  I may focus on 2000 and newer homes and you may focus on homes from 1950-1980 that will make you a 12% return and someone else may want homes in Ohio that are multifamily and earn 8%. 

Memphis, for example, has more turnkey companies that I can count on my hands but they are Very different in their focus.  They buy in different parts of town, at different price ranges, with different returns.  None are bad, just different.   I would bet that the other markets are the same.

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