We'd love to buy low and add value, but if the numbers seem to work on a turnkey property, is there a reason not to go that route?

I am seeing cash on cash returns of only 9% every year - is this too low?

We've since changed over to IGMS which is almost identical to Guesty but lower costs.

In 2023, I received orders to relocate to Beaufort, SC, and was able to rent out my NC home immediately, generating approximately $500 in monthly cash flow after accounting for property management costs.

If you are a flipper, your real estate along with related costs are considered inventory.The bare minimum feature within Quickbooks is to have the inventory feature.

The cost to run Facebook ads depends entirely on what you can afford.

You said cash-flow is a couple hundred dollars per month, but don't forget to factor in maintenance, vacancy, CapX, and any costs outside the monthly loan.

It also regularly puts out deals at low 65% or less LTV, and high 10%+ skin in the game/co-investment etc.They market under 506B so are prohibited from posting publicly on the Internet and instead function by referrals.

@James Leespeak with @Brian EastmanHe can get you all setupMost large institutions like fidelity will not allow you to invest in a private syndication unless the Sponsor is registered on their platform and you go through a registered rep - so odds of that being the case are super low

I also have low liquidity to start with but I'm growing the account as much as I can.