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Daniel F. Harb
  • ARRT, RT(R) / Rental Property Investor
  • Newport Beach, CA
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TurnKey Or Not To TurnKey? That Is The Question...

Daniel F. Harb
  • ARRT, RT(R) / Rental Property Investor
  • Newport Beach, CA
Posted

Hello BiggerPocketeers!

Looking to buy properties OOS and am wondering whether or not to use a "TurnKey" company. My thoughts are either to use one, and let them do most everything, a "One Stop Shop" so to speak (Obviously, I would do major due diligence.), or to buy Out~of~State properties myself and set up a reputable property management company that runs a super~tight ship.

Please share your expert thoughts, pros, and cons, that I may have some light shed on the prospect of purchasing OOS using TurnKey companies or not.

Thank you in advance for your responses.  :)

Daniel F. Harb 

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