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Troy Grudin
  • Eugene, OR
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Is Turnkey A Good Place To Start?

Troy Grudin
  • Eugene, OR
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This is my first question of many.  As I have just started to look into real estate investing.  It seems that a turnkey provider might be a good place to start.  I have come across a few horror stories.  So I know that I must carefully vet any providers.

Beyond that, I do have questions.

1. Do I become the owner of the property?  Able to brow from the equity.  Able to sell the property at any time to a buyer of my choosing.  Adjust the terms of Lese/Rent once the current contract runs its course.   or am I just buying the rights to collect rent and responsibility for taxes and fees? and the turnkey provider remains the owner of the property?

I hope my question is not too confusing.  I appreciate all help.

      Thank You 

           Troy  

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