All Forum Posts by: Kang-Li Cheng

 This is my thought exactly Tyler! Thanks for offering your insight.

 This is my thought exactly. If it sounds too good to be true, then it probably is. Why issue debt at such a high rate if there wasn't some sort of risk that commercial lenders are unwilling to take? Until someone from Norada can shed light on this it's not a place to put money. 

Good to give credit when it's due. But this would be more helpful and convincing if you shared the numbers too, as I'm sure people have to evaluate the returns as well as the customer service. 

I am two years late to this post but thanks Peter for sharing. I think this is the reality of many turnkey operations, the turnovers are expensive, you have to be on top of the PM constantly, and things can still go not according to plan. 

Hopefully you have at least experienced some nice appreciation if you held on till now. 

Something like this I think you should ask a real estate attorney in your state. Can avoid a lot of trouble from doing something wrong by accident.

Curious if anyone can name a few good turnkey providers in Indianapolis area?

Are you still wholesaling in the area? 

Hi BP folks,

I'm a long-time lurker. I live in SoCal and house hack. I'm finally ready to jump into long distance investing and Indiana is at the top of my list. I saw that most of the threads about Indiana turnkey are 3-4 years old, so looking for some updated information.

 I am looking for recommendations of turnkey providers in Indiana, particularly Indianapolis and surrounding areas. I'm also open to turnkey promoters and real estate agents who have experience with investors, i.e. making connections to good property managers after the sale.