You can win or lose buying from a "turnkey" company or buying from a "property management" company.

When you buy a (real) "foreclosure" at, for instance, a trustee sale the only requirement for the sale to go through is you need to pay the winning bid price in full.

I am now planning to buy some properties in Toledo for the cash flow, and collecting some data.

I am in the middle of buying two rental properties in AL with a turnkey provider. 

I'm analysing cities for buying my first rental.

However, the Perseid meteor shower hits the Joshua Tree area in August and this brings a lot of stargazers to the area in August because you can see TONS of shooting stars in August.Regarding saturation, you want to avoid buying a property in a residential neighborhood and opt for something on acreage with good separation from neighbors and ideally south of Highway 62.

Hey Joey, my friend @Alan Asriants organizes small REI meetups in the Philly/South Jersey area.

I asked Engelo about this after an initial period of muted returns:Engelo: "You need to buy more properties to see higher annualized cap rates."

You just have to know how to buy and how to position the financing, but yes all of our properties cash flow.

It seems like a great time to buy and rent in cities like Davenport, Winter Haven, Haines City, and many more.