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Loreen Flaherty
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Norada real estate

Loreen Flaherty
  • Investor
  • Visalia, CA
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I see several positive posts regarding investing thru norada 7 mos ago but would love to hear from anyone with more recent dealings with them. I am in the process of looking at turn key investments in Memphis, Kansas City and Indy. So far my dealings with norada have been professional. Does anyone have a long term relationship with them who'd care to comment?

Lori flaherty

Visalia, cal

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Todd Krzeminski
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Todd Krzeminski
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This week I closed on my second property with Norada. You hear a lot of negative feedback on BP about Turnkey operators, and I'm sure they're not all professional and trustworthy, but I've had a great experience with Norada. When I had an issue arise during the closing process, I was able to turn to my investment counselor (Steve Olson) for input. In this case, he actually went the extra mile to negotiate a contract change with the seller due to my concerns. For a new investor, it's nice to know you're not on an island all by yourself trying to figure it all out.

I did travel to Indianapolis to visit the team on the ground. I was very happy with the operation and I was able to see properties throughout the different stages of renovations. I wouldn't say it was necessary, but it did give me a sense of what I was buying. It was also nice to meet the team I'd be interacting with throughout the process.

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