and could make the model undesirable.

I'm interested in working with turnkey providers more because of their investing model rather than the specific niche.

I hope this helps and if you need help analyzing any deals I'm more than welcome to help out as I've built a financial model.

As a multi-Family Real Estate Investor, I'm very curious on the business model of the Turnkey Company.Let's look at it from my point of view, a Real Estate Investor.I find properties, renovate them when needed, rent them out, then manage them.

I just can't seem to crack the online model for the same money I spend on direct mail.Efficiency is really the key here and most have limited funds.

My analytical experience extends beyond real estate to stocks, bonds, and other investments.My spreadsheet modeling of potential real estate investments tends to be pretty detailed.

This model works well for infrequent transactions that are not too time sensitive.A Checkbook IRA LLC.

All of this is conceptual at this point, however:The community owner, or Lonnie Dealer, or street retailer would select and buy whatever homes they wanted to sell - new or late model used.

Prior to becoming a professional Realtor®, I started a career with a well-known property management firm in Destin working my way from the bottom to the top while also being a professional model in Miami, which slowly progressed into selling the Florida lifestyle.Being a professional Realtor®, I love being able to help buyers and sellers navigate the overall purchase or selling process, protecting them from risk through my insights into specific areas and their overall past, present and future valuations, plus a dedication to achieving their personal lifestyle and investment goals, and to being a true collaborative partner for every transaction.With my professional insights, I also enjoy sharing my personal views on living the Emerald Coast lifestyle.

Is this your model?