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What NOT to Do When Investing in Turnkey Rental Properties
By reinvestor on November 10, 2016
There are many advantages to investing in real estate, and even more to investing in turnkey rental properties. For example, the overheads are relatively small. Additionally, a little bit of smart house-hopping yourself with an initial owner-occupier loan means that a year of living in your rental property can reduce these further. Before you know it, you’re well on the way to building a portfolio without even living in a home you own.
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