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2-4 unit Multifamily Turnkey Companies
Hi,
I recently bought a 4plex in Columbus, Ohio and have been very happy so far (5 months in) with the cashflow it's generated, especially given the price point; with expectations it will get better as things get on a more even keel/steady state in the next few months.
I'm wondering if there are companies similar to Memphis Invest that have turnkey investment services for 2-4 units (ideally 4plex) in US real estate markets with solid underlying economic fundamentals. My target acquisition price is 80-120k with net positive monthly cashflow of at least $1500/month (not including financing, which I'm hoping to avoid by paying all-cash), with little to no out-of-pocket renovation costs.
I live in Woodland Park, CO, which is not a good market for what I'm looking for as an investor (as far as I presently know) so I would most likely be an out-of-state owner. Therefore, I need a single point of contact/coordination on the ground I can trust implicitly for all aspects of investing, including but not limited to: identifying the right target market, the specific deal, tenant placement, the right contractors/vendors, and ongoing property management.
Any help is greatly appreciated!
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You can certainly find those deals at those price points but they are almost always urban core Hoody type properties with all the associated risk/reward scenario..
IF you ever read any of Chris at MI's post you will soon come to find out he will not sell that product because from what I have seen him write those are not the type of assets they care to manage or the tenant base they care to manage .. purchase price per door has a direct correlation on long term risk.
you will never know on these assets how it works until you have owned them 3 to 5 years and have been through numerous turn overs.
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