If you interview a few others you might see a property that fits your needs.

My 2nd roommate is moving in on the 1st now that his credit/background/interview have all gone well.

@William Clark you have to work under a broker or be a broker yourself. or you can make your license inactive, but that won't help you much. my advice, interview brokers and let them know what your plan is, find one that will work with you.

Interview contractors to acquire bids?

When interviewing Ankit Duggal they talk a lot about the pro's and con's of using family money for investing.

Alot of interviews and articles i have read suggest that we are a the crest of a wave.

I love all your questions and I am actively interviewing for jobs in the same area to do the same thing you are doing lol  so this post feels very close to home for me, thanks for sharing and asking all those questions!  

Hi @Eric Bate.I've interviewed a local CPA (Plymouth, MN) and will be using his services for my 2017 taxes.

I think based on their interviews they are a legitimate business that has systematized the soup to nuts procurement, rehab, leasing and property management of Turnkey investing.MY guess is if you invest with Memphis Invest and hold for 20 years, you will do fine. 

This provides me with real life investor relationship experience and a success track record.. check-I started what is now a worldwide podcast interviewing successful real estate investor and entrepreneurs.. this shortened the learning curve and provided me with insights from the best minds in the game.. check.