All Forum Posts by: Malorie Moore

HI Brien!

What are your goals and strategies? There are alot of different products to choose from. You are definitely in the right spot "Bigger Pockets"! I suggest listening to some podcasts or even read a couple of books about investing and see which way you want to go. I specialize in Turnkey and speak to hundreds of investors each year. If you have any questions about it please let me know i'd be happy to help in any way I can. Good Luck!

Congratulations and what a great reason to get started now! I know the Austin market is booming and it's a great market to be in. Have you done any research on Turnkey Real Estate? This will allow you to put the least amount down and be passive income for you. You may not want this for your first investment, but I would encourage you to look into it to have diversity in your portfolio in the future. Let me know if you have any questions about it, but best of luck to you on this new adventure!

HI Michael,

Welcome to BP! That's awesome that you are getting started early. I know your daughter with greatly appreciate the generational wealth! If a turnkey approach to RE investing ever interests you, then you should check out Turnkey Revolution by Chris Clothier. Doing it all yourself can be time consuming but defiantly helps when you have contractors in your family. Should turnkey ever interest you, I would love to answer any questions you might have. Best of luck to you on this new journey!

Hi Jen, 

This is a great question! From my experience working with investors, most invest in turnkey to be able to do the least possible while gaining passive income. I would say the trust factor plays a big part in keeping some investors from doing it. My advice is to search all of the companies you are looking at on BP, google, and schedule a call with each to get a feel for their processes and their experience in the markets they are in. There is alot to consider, but once you get your feet wet with a reputable company I know you will be happy to have some turnkey properties in your portfolio.Good luck!

Hi Troy!

There are alot of different turnkey providers in the states so I can see where it would be tough to try to choose. The best advice I can give is search them on BP and see what others are saying then google that company and book a call with each. I would look at how long that company has been around, their processes, and what their stats look like. Also make sure you are seeing how that company is running their numbers. Some can be inflated and show better numbers than what you will actually see.  Overall you can still find turnkey properties that cashflow! Goodluck with the process and I am more than happy to answer any questions that you may have. 

Of course there is no right or wrong answer here, but my advice is to do your due diligence and "interview" the turnkey companies you find. I talk to many investors each week and not all companies are equal. When you go turnkey you will find it to be less risk and less of your time allowing you to still live your life and not worry about your property. Just take action as quickly as possible and start to build the equity. There will be cashflow and there will be growth.

Hi Ashley!

My advice would be to do as much research as possible. I would suggest investing out of state to get more for your money and for it to be completely passive since you are so busy! Take a look at turnkey, alot of people may say it doesn't make sense, but if you get in with the right company and the right market, it can absolutely make sense! 

Things to look for in a company: How long have they been in business, what are their internal processes, what markets are they in, how many investors do they currently serve, etc. Ask as many questions as possible!

I would love to chat with you more with this!

Hi Jeffery!

Welcome to BP! Defiantly educate yourself on what path you want to take. Like others have said, "never quit educating." There are alot of things to think about. House hacking, turnkey, syndicators. Do your due diligence in researching a company to help especially if you want it to be a passive investment. Look for things on how long they have been in the business, what markets are they in, what's their reputation, what are their internal process, etc. Ask as many questions as possible!

I would love to connect with you to chat more! 

HI Sophia,

I agree with the other replies as far as investing out of state to get the most bang for your buck. I would suggest TX, AL, AR, OK, and MO. I would love to chat with you more on those markets and give you some stats about each of those!

Happy Investing!

Hi Mike!

Welcome to BP. There are some cash flowing markets out there. In my opinion, I think out of state is a great idea given the fact you can get into more of cash flowing market! Look at turnkey providers that provide that option and are trusted in their management and processes. I would love to connect with you!

Good luck!