One off investors usually have to wait 5 years or do a quiet title which of course is a moderate expense and takes some time.

But the owners want the money now and not have to wait or they would rather keep the rental property because they would bring in more than what my payments to them would bring.

Or would you not try to do this deal at all and wait to build up the cash position to fund the down payment, which could take 2-3 years?

With my current goal being focused more on cash flow, I’m wondering if pursuing turnkey means I’d have to wait many years to see any significant returns.

I'm hearing folks say: "I'll call sellers once I gain more CONFIDENCE!"NO, you won't. That's not how "confidence" works. Trust me.That's like me saying "I'll speak Spanish once I get more confidence speaking Spanish."...

Assuming you don’t meet the 500 hour test, you will likely need to document the time of others spent working on your property.In addition, you need to have guests at your property as well.Until you are 100% sure you can utilize the short term rental loophole, I’d wait to do the cost segregation study.

Tell them what you want and ask them to lay it out.  

Can't wait to start using the tools, and look forward to connecting!

Saw one person who sent their own demand letters and screwed up the amount owed so the borrower waited up until day before FC, filed an injunction/ temporary restraining order and won and got the case thrown out and started all over again.

Start small, learn tenant management, and don't wait for the perfect market.Good luck!