All Forum Posts by: Nicholas Pedrick

@Anish Tolia

Thanks for you input, really appreciate your response!

@Ryan Landis

Thanks so much for your help, really appreciate your input

@Keith C.

Thanks so much appreciate the response

@Ali Boone

Thanks Ali! I feel similarly! I'm a realtor here in Baltimore I work with in a ton of neighborhoods that are transitioning and have amazing potential for cash flow that will also appreciate over time.

It seems the majority of people who have responded would use turn key properties as a way to either break into a market or have a more passive investment due to the lack of free time outside of their full-time work schedule.

I really appreciate your help, thank you!

@Brian Ploszay

No need to apologise your input is extremely helpful. I definitely feel similarly which is why I need to start this conversation to understand the other perspectives on why this might be worth pursuing for some investors.

Thank you for you help!

@Daniel Z Fang

Thanks for your input Daniel!

@Matt M.

I feel similarly, as a realtor here in Baltimore I have assisted some professionals who were selling turn key rentals on a smaller scale. investors are willing to pay a premium for a property that was already rented and ready to go. Felt to me financially irresponsible which is why I needed to start this conversation because I was clearly missing the full picture. so far it seems like it might be easier to do turn key if I was investing way out of state or across country

Thanks for your input I really appreciate your help

@Kelvin Tran

Thanks Kelvin, appreciate your help!

@Carlos H DeOliveira

Definitely agree, thanks for you response really appreciate the help!

@Joe Splitrock

Thank you so much for the in depth response. Truly appreciate the outline. The way you laid it out makes a lot more sense to me and I can see the appeal especially for investors that do not have a lot of time to manage the moving parts of an in depth rehab. Thanks again, really appreciate your help.