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Updated almost 9 years ago,

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  • Fort Worth, TX
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Another Turn Key Post (sorry!) But..

Account Closed
  • Fort Worth, TX
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I've been sort of off the radar lately. I've been busy with my own personal life and still just studying real estate and what I'm going to do. And I've actually been getting to the point where I'm getting a little discouraged and nervous. But it'll all go away soon. I just wanted to ask this so my head could be in the game a bit more. With any turn key investors, how long have you been investing specifically with turn key companies? Is it something you can see yourself doing your whole life? Most of those I've talked to about this say it's a good way to get the first few deals under your belt. And I understand that completely. But what about after that? Do any of you have 50 turn key properties? 70? 100? Especially when I live in a place like CA. I just think I'd rather stick to turn key until I can save for a down payment on a large apartment complex. But again, how long have some of you been doing it? It seems great. And I'm not trying to debate that it's "easy". Just after everything I've read I still find it appealing. I thought it'd be fun to hear some people's stories on this. Since there's really right or wrong answer. More of a fun topic id like to discuss. Have a great day everyone :)

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