The most common question we are asked is, “are you a turnkey company?” The short answer is “no.”
First, let’s chat about what turnkey investing is.
A lot of “turnkey companies” don’t consider an investment a “turnkey investment” unless it is fully renovated. Our definition of a turnkey asset is one that can be comfortably lived in immediately. That’s it. No warranties. No big production.
Who should invest with turnkey companies?
Turnkey companies have their place. It is a great solution for investors who want to be really hands off. Since the turnkey companies handle the acquisition and management in house turnkey companies are great for investors who don’t want to build a robust network in the market(s) they invest in. It’s also a killer option for the investors who are scared of the risk that comes with investing in real estate. Since the best turnkey companies offer warranties on the rehab and rental guarantees it can provide more certainty.
Our Offerings
When we explain all that people ask “so do you sell shitty houses?” Sometimes, yes. Sometimes, no. We personally buy shitty houses, but not everyone is.
Our goal isn’t to try to talk you into a certain type of investment. Why?
Because investors are not the same. Assets are not the same. Investment strategies are not the same. We don’t believe a “one size fits all” approach is best for the client.
We offer houses that need to be rehabbed.
We offer existing rentals that are performing but may need work down the road.
We offer fully rehabbed turnkey houses.
We offer vacant land and multi family.
Our goal is to help you see the pros and cons of each investment and help you decide if that investment makes sense for your strategy and goals.
We can’t do that if we only sell one product. We do our best to give you realistic idea of how the property will perform over time. We can’t offer guarantees since we don’t always own the property, but we do more due diligence than most. We talk about what you can expect working with us in a another blog post, you can ready about that here.