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Are the players on your "team" from different unaffiliated companies?
Hello all,
I am about to jump back into real estate investing with the goal of purchasing turn-key rentals. I live in Cali, but will be investing out-of-state. As I begin to put together my "investment team" in each local market I am analyzing, I wonder whether it is best to assemble members from different companies (i.e. using a real estate agent from one company and a property manager from a different one) or if it is OK to go with one company that offers a wide range of services (a "one-stop shop")?
Do y'all have any thoughts on this? Are there conflict of interest concerns in using one company that offers a range of services?
Thanks!
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you can certainly use and assemble your own team but most tk companies have a system in place for you to take advantage of which is why most people use a tk provider.
- Curt Davis