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Naphat S.
  • Walnut Creek, CA
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Real Estate/Agent for Out-of-State investor??(Turnkey or not)

Naphat S.
  • Walnut Creek, CA
Posted

Thanks in advance for your advice on this.

We bought one turnkey property last year(been happy and finger crossed on that so far) and in the market to buy 1-2 more.

Often times, when we do my due-diligence for the given address from potential turnkey provider, we  came across other properties in the area for sales that is nicer or more reasonable or both. we understand our turnkey providers already put some markup on but it makes us feel that if we can partner with a good agent/broker who understand our needs as an investor so we can buy a good investment properties without sourcing through turnkey provider. We don't mind paying a bit more or getting a bit less cashflow but hope to get a good peace of mind. 

We could be totally wrong on this. What is you guys opinion on this?

We are also open to talk to agent/broker on this as well.

Thank you very much!

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