The turnkey real estate investing process typically starts with finding a reputable turnkey real estate company. These companies specialize in finding, purchasing, and renovating properties in desirable locations. They also handle property management, making the investment process more hands-off for the investor.
Once you find a turnkey real estate company, you can browse their selection of properties and choose one that fits your investment goals. The company will provide a complete property analysis, including rental income, expenses, and potential return on investment. You can then purchase the property and collect passive income from the rental payments.
Ensure that you inquire about the following when evaluating a property manager for a turnkey property:
- The level of experience of the company.
- The average time it takes to secure a new tenant for any vacancies.
- The company offers financial reporting via monthly and annual statements to aid in tracking revenue, expenses, and income.
- The applicable fees.
Various business structures are available for real estate investments. It includes Real Estate Investment Groups (REIGs), partnerships, and Limited Liability Companies (LLCs). In these structures, the company typically assumes most of its responsibilities and offers several convenient benefits. Additionally, these structures often pass through income to the owners as partners, which may be reported on a K-1.