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Updated over 2 years ago, 05/20/2022

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Rachel Mellies
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Turnkey worth it for investing in multiple states?

Rachel Mellies
  • New to Real Estate
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I'm seeing a lot of controversy with turnkey companies and I get why. My question is, provided you find a good company (where all the moving parts do a good job and in the end you get a good enough ROI), is it better to go with them if you want to have options to invest all over the country? Obviously you have to find one that does have teams all over. Or is it still better to build your own teams in each area? Which takes a lot of time and some trial and error and seems like would end up costing you money in the beginning for each new place. Or once you've build one team does it get easier and easier to build others and not become a big struggle?

Thoughts? 

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