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Updated over 7 years ago, 05/12/2017

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Ryan Tuleja
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  • Redmond, OR
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How do you vet an out of state turnkey company?

Ryan Tuleja
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  • Redmond, OR
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backstory- I'm looking to become a first time investor. My wife and I have a very small nest egg set aside that is allocated for property aquisition, and that egg grows by the month, so we're not in any hurry.

That said, like many other areas around the country, real estate prices are climbing and finding houses on the mls that meet our criteria seems to be going nowhere, which has me looking elsewhere.

Looking through the bigger pockets marketplace, I see adds for a few turnkey companies,  and have gone so far as to email a couple in hopes of talking with them this week. The properties listed have price tags in my range, and a quick glance at their proformas indicate that they fit my criteria and are worth looking into.

So, if you've found turnkey companies that you want to look into... how do you go about that? I've googled these guys and have found nothing but their website so far.

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