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All Forum Posts by: Cristin Andrews

Cristin Andrews has started 12 posts and replied 62 times.

Post: Funding strategy for first Turnkey?

Cristin AndrewsPosted
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Houston, TX
  • Posts 66
  • Votes 30

Thank you for your response. I can’t sell this house for another year as my nest won’t be empty until then. Once it is empty, I was operating under the thought that it wouldn’t make sense to sell a paid off property that I could get maximum cash flow from only to buy a different one incurring additional closing costs etc. Is this faulty thinking?

Post: Funding strategy for first Turnkey?

Cristin AndrewsPosted
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Houston, TX
  • Posts 66
  • Votes 30

Complete beginner here looking for some advice. I’m about to be an empty nester and in one year plan to move to an apartment and turn my 4 bedroom Houston home into a rental. I’m also thinking of investing in Turnkey properties. I like the passiveness of TK and have no interest in doing the searching, renovating, leasing or maintaining work myself.

I just recently transferred a huge chunk of savings to pay off my house (before I considered I might do turnkey). Rental estimate is 1750 so I think that would be about ~800 monthly cash flow.

Would it be better for me just to wait another 8 months or so to save for the first TK down payment ? Or should I look into a home equity loan for this type of deal now. I have excellent credit, excellent job and no debt. My ultimate goal is extra cash flow for early semi-retirement in 6 years as most of my other investment is tied up in 401k and I wont be able to withdraw from that for 10 more years without penalty. So a SDIRA won’t work either.

Thanks in advance for any advice.