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Mark S.
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CAVA Turnkey in Richmond, VA (Section 8)

Mark S.
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  • Rental Property Investor
  • Kentucky
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I'm in early discussions with CAVA Turnkey out of Richmond,VA. They specialize in mostly Section 8 rental properties. Frank Cava (founder/owner) was on a relatively recent Get Rich Education podcast; I think he's also been on other podcasts, like Norada (haven't listened to those yet).

Does anyone have any feedback, positive or negative, in working with CAVA Turnkey?  If so, please share.  

I’m looking to diversify into another market (other than Memphis, TN) for strong buy-and-hold turnkey properties with reputable providers that have their own in-house property management.  Properties meeting/exceeding 1% rule are ideal, although seem to be tougher to find in this environment.  Primarily looking to stay in the Midwest/Southeast but open to other markets if they make sense. 

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