Is This the Most Beginner-Friendly Way to Start Investing?

"what does a good return look like in 2025 if someone wants to get into TurnKey so given the state of the market the state of barwing cost and where we are uh if you can get a a consistent and reliable cash on cash of 6 and a half to 8 8 I mean you're hitting home runs there's nothing wrong with five and a half today on a highly Reliable Property that is pretty good man"

"most TurnKey investors are going to lose now they may lose money or they may miss their objectives but they're going to lose because they're they are investing buying the word"

"So one you're buying a property with the highest probability of finding a qualified renter... and you're also buying in the most affordable part of a market where your exit strategies will be the probably the widest that they're going to be because not only would it be owner occupants that that's also the median price is where they're going to be the the majority but also investors"

"if you renovate a property properly on the front end you save costs especially in the first 7 to 10 years of ownership and then if you are really good at the management you can increase occupancy and length of occupancy and hold down maintenance costs especially in those first like I said 7 to 10 years"

"if you can get a a consistent and reliable cash on cash of 6 and a half to 8% I mean you're hitting home runs there's nothing wrong with five and a half today on a highly Reliable Property that is pretty good"