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Rob Z.
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What to ask potential turn key companies

Rob Z.
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  • Chula Vista, CA
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So this is not really a debate on whether tk is for you or not but more along the lines of what would you ask these companies? Heres what I have so far:

How long have you been in business?
How many customers are repeat buyers?
Whats the average turnover rate ( for a specific area)?
Whats the average ROI per year (I get this is very subjective)?
Is property management in house?

These are just a few, feel free to chime in and add some.

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Ned Carey
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Ned Carey
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Given that you cash flow forecast is bull poop, what can I really expect as a return? 

How many references can you give me of investors who have owned for 4 years or more?

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