All Forum Posts by: Ruchit Patel

Have you looked into Rent To Retirement to see if they are offering properties in Kansas?

I have invested in Florida with them.  

There are enough threads here on BP regarding turnkeys including youtube channels. 

In brief, with a high-quality turnkey provider, yes, great passive income can be generated, however, this is not from 2012 to 2019 anymore. High cash flow without any resistance, days are pretty much in the past. 

With investors, turkey providers are also adapting. You need to deal with the right ones and still be prepared to have hot high-expected returns. 

I am from California and I have invested with turnkey providers. You can dm me if you want to know more details. 

--Ruchit

Thanks for the updates. Helps a lot. Do you mind stating specific dates of when did you bought land, closed on the loan, got permits, etc. 

Thanks again.

It's all about your personal preferences and risk tolerance, and willingness to put in the hustle! So not sure, how much people's opinions will matter to you.

Still, I will fuel my fundamental human desire to advise someone to feel powerful :))

"If I were you, I would fund build-to-rent projects in high-class neighborhoods and make crazy equity."

Maybe check out rent to retirement, not sure about Orlando, but there are enough threads of people buying turnkeys in Florida with Rent To Retirement. 

If you are not in the USA, first of all, you would need people with absolute trust and expertise!! 

That's a completely different challenge than finding the right market, deal, etc. 

I would focus on that and start there.

For you, literally, your network would be your networth! 

to maximize return, of course, building wins. Permits, and lenders, and coordinating with builders will require a lot more hustle, and the entire process will test your patience. 

If you have that, it's worth doing. 

I am doing in Ocklawaha, and Cape Coral. 

Cape Coral, North Port, Poinciana, Ocklawaha.

( I own in Cape Coral, and in Ocklawaha.)

Everything is harder at a 7.5% interest rate! 

But still breakeven or slightly positive turnkey deals exist in Florida.