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Keys To Building A Passive Cash Flow With Turnkey Property

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Thinking about investing in turnkey properties? Make sure you read this article which reveals the 5 secret keys to building a passive cash flow with turnkey property – which works here in the 32940 zip code, and elsewhere. Most people work their whole lives and then retire at 65 with little to show for it. … Continued

How to Find Turnkey Rentals In Central Florida

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Want to invest in turnkey properties? Of course, you do because they make a great addition to any portfolio. In this blog post we’re sharing how to find turnkey rentals in Central Florida… Turnkey rental properties are a great addition to any investor’s portfolio – they’re hands off, they’re simple to own, and they provide … Continued

3 Ways To Value a Rental Property in Central Florida

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If you want to invest in rental real estate in Central Florida then one of the first things you’ll need to do is determine the value of the property. After all, how else will you know if it’s the right investment for you? In this blog post, we’ll share with you the 3 ways to … Continued

4 Costs Associated With Rental Property in Central Florida

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If you’re thinking about investing in rental property, you’re probably doing your due diligence to make sure it’s right for you. Likely, one step in that due diligence is figuring out what expenses you’ll pay. Smart! To help you, we’ve created this list of 4 costs associated with rental property in Central Florida… When it … Continued

What Makes a Good Rental Property in Central Florida?

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If you’re thinking about investing in rental property in Central Florida or anywhere in the 32940 zip code area you might be wondering what makes a good rental property in Central Florida. We’ll share with you 3 of the factors to see if rental properties are right for you… Rental properties can be a great … Continued

What Insurance Should I Have For My Rental Property In Central Florida? An Investor’s Checklist

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Investing in real estate is different than investing in Wall Street stocks. Stocks are speculative, and they’re also a “paper asset.” The stocks might go up and down but there isn’t much that can happen to the “financial instrument” itself (especially since they’re stored electronically instead of as stock certificates now). Real estate on the … Continued