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Richard Rountree
  • West Hollywood, CA
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Turnkey Investment

Richard Rountree
  • West Hollywood, CA
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How do people feel about Turnkey Investment (buy and hold rental)  for my first deal?  I wanted to get my hands dirty in something local near Los Angeles but I am finding better Turnkey deals in other markets with less to worry about.  Do you think I still can get the knowledge I need from a Turnkey deal so that I can start structuring my own deals in the future or is it just best to get my hands dirty--that meaning do a deal and manage the property myself?

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