Hello,Are there any investors in the Greater Seattle area who have used a turn key company they'd recommend?

Key components of property management (leasing and renting) are considered real estate activities under existing Wisconsin real estate licensing laws.

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She has been in the industry of out of state turn key investment for over 7 years. 

The key is ALWAYS let the numbers make the decision.  

THe best idea for a rental property is to buy one thats a REO or dump, build it up to your specifications TILE EVERYTHING, and idiot proof the house versus buying something turn key. 

However, if you're buying a turn-key property and not going for a value-add strategy, I would be wary to accept anything less than 20%. 

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