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What Are the Differences Between A, B, C and D Class Properties?
When looking at turnkey rentals to buy, you’ll often notice a classification referred to as A, B, C or D. These are class distinctions that are used to help define and communicate the characteristics of a property and/or the neighborhood where it’s located. These classifications are primarily used within real...
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Cash Flow Vs. Appreciation
Real estate investors often debate whether it’s best to go after cash flow or appreciation when looking for investment properties. There are benefits to each, but in our opinion, cash flow is the smart choice. Following are the considerations to keep in mind as you make your own decision about...
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What’s the Difference Between a Quitclaim Deed and a Warranty Deed?
A deed is the official document that conveys ownership of a piece of real estate from one person or entity to another. Whenever you buy a property, whether it’s a turnkey rental or something else, pay close attention to the type of deed that will be transferred to you. There...
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Top 5 Things to Look For in an Investment Property
Once you’ve decided that real estate investment is your next move, you’ll need to start looking for a good investment property. Make no mistake, as soon as you start telling people you’re looking, there’ll be no shortage of people trying to sell you a property. The trouble is, they probably...
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Looking Down the Road: Exit Strategies For Turnkey Rentals
Whenever you invest in real estate, you should have an exit strategy. An exit strategy is a way out of a deal. Sometimes an investor will get into a real estate investment with a definite exit strategy and timeline already in mind. Other times, life events require the investor to...
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Most Common Myths About Investing in Real Estate
The more people we talk with, the more we realize that there are some harmful myths about investing in real estate. They’re harmful because they hinder people from taking that important step and investing in their first real estate property. At MartelTurnkey, we want to help as many people as...
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Creative Ideas to Get Money For Your First Turnkey Property Down Payment
Once you purchase your first turnkey property, you’re in the real estate game. You’ll begin receiving positive cash flow each month, deposited straight into your bank account. From there, it’s easier to envision your future as a successful real estate investor. It’s also easier after that to leverage your first...
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7 Turnkey Property Benefits to Know
Turnkey properties offers many advantages that you may not be aware of. Real estate investors who are seeking cash flow are often focused on how much income can be generated each month from a turnkey property. While this is certainly one benefit of owning a turnkey property, there are several...
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How to Choose a Turnkey Rental Property
Turnkey rental companies offer properties you can buy to generate passive income for you and your family. But how do you choose turnkey rental property to begin with? It’s important to learn more so that you can make an informed decision that will serve your financial needs now and in...
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Full Steam Ahead For $50 Million Memphis Mixed-Use Development
It was just over a year ago that developers put forward a proposal for a $50 million mixed-use development in the Memphis Broad Avenue Arts District. The site is perfectly situated near the district’s hundred-year-old storefronts and Water Tower Pavilion. In an area that was largely allowed to age after...
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Buy a Turnkey Rental Instead of a First Home: Here’s Why
Are you saving up money for a down payment on your first home? If you already have $17,000 or $20,000 saved up and sitting in an account, what’s the best way to make that money work for you? Buying a home actually isn’t the smartest decision, especially at this...
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Why Use Turnkey Rentals For Your 1031 Exchanges?
Why Use Turnkey Rentals For Your 1031 Exchanges? August 20th, 2019 Turnkey rentals are ideal for the real estate investor who does 1031 exchanges. If you’re a new or seasoned investor and you want to take advantage of Section 1031 of the Internal Revenue Code to defer capital gains tax,...
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