I almost do everything turn-key, passive and focus on cash flow and so far it has been a blessing.I would highly recommend to continue to pursue your dream and enjoy this new "season."

Of course I will give keys to tenants only after I receive the funds which are due. 

I dont have any debt and I have a good financial education (thanks to my husband).I would like to start investing in Real Estate, especially in the US as in France, REI is barely up to 2%.So I'm looking to invest in turn keys properties as it suits my profile. 

You'll get a wealth of REI knowledge and learn how to take full advantage of Bigger Pockets (including how to connect with other Columbus investors:).Listen to the podcasts , get active on the forums & set up key word alerts to be notified when people are discussing topics you're interested in. 

They key is to realize they are all different.

the key phrase is  if the personal property has no ascertainable or apparent value, the landlord may dispose of the personal property in a reasonable commercial manner.if there is no value then you can toss it.  

Key Milestones (i.e. permits, materials being delivered, etc.) should be highlighted, so you remember to keep an eye on anything that would prevent them from occurring on time.)

Key To Success: Stay Active on Bigger-pockets.

The key is to get them at a discount compared to a single family home to cover the expense and hassle of dealing with the hoa.

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