A turnkey property has historically been defined as a piece of real estate that can be purchased as-is and immediately rented out. Turnkey has expanded in recent years to include anything that can be conducted from a distance (i.e. a turnkey fix and flip) and generally refers to rental properties that are purchased, often with a tenant in place, by an investor who will not be interacting directly with the property.
Unlocking the Secrets of Real Estate Lending with Brian Augsberger
In this episode of the THINK podcast, Scott Ward interviews Brian Augsberger, Senior Director of...






















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