I purchased the property in February and used the money as a bridge loan to purchase the property and make repairs for the non-profit tenant who was interested in a long term lease.

So then the other options seems to be Turnkey but my big concern with this plan is that I will deploy all my capital and then need to slowly build up again using the cashflow before I will be able and ready to reinvest...As I am writing this out it sounds very impatient but I am eager to break from the coporate world in a reasonable 5  to 7 years and I'd like to bridge into real estate to do so.I am looking for feed back to know what other people have done considering Tunrkey Vs BRRRR?

I have been doing research on turnkey providers in Kansas City area, after talking to few people, visiting KC, driving around Independence, Raytown etc. areas and looking at few properties (from Bridge, McInnis, USREEB etc), I decided to move forward with USREEB.

one option is to buy 4 drawers, remove 2 faces, and make the top match 4 across or do some creative painting and keep the btm wood as is.Otherwise try hoods up on natural bridge by the airport.

Hey @Makhwarand Khan I collect a $100 non refundable deposit (i would refund it if the background check DQ'd them, but haven't had to cross that bridge yet)  at the showing to lock it up. 

I️ agree with Jeff Bridges and Chris Seveney .

The cherry on top is last month a road redevelopment plan with green belts and walkways with a landmark bridge was announced in front of our property.

The cherry on top is last month a road redevelopment plan with green belts and walkways with a landmark bridge was announced in front of our property.

You could also possibly look into some bridge financing to hold you over until you can get that conventional loan. 

I have a SF home fully rehabbed, nice neighborhood & location with 6 month bridge loan (1 month remaining) in company LLC; owe $56K with ARV $92K.