As far as providers I couldn't say as far as I am concerned they are all selling overpriced crap.The only "great" turnkey deals are C- to D class inner city or inner ring suburban properties with ridiculously optimistic numbers that will never pan out.

I’d love to hear what properties you’re considering and how this pans out for you!

If you want to remain friendly with the neighbor, I'd suggest checking out his unit and then running water all over the shower walls and putting some water on the floor around the shower/tub "pan" and around the toilet.

Question - if you’ve contracted for a property you intend to “wholesale” - i.e. flip the contract - and that doesn’t pan out, do you exercise a clause enabling you to exit the deal, or do you close it in your name?  

They are asking to see the space so they don't wind up jumping from the frying pan to the fire.

There wouldn’t be “a problem with the drain pan” unless the washer was overflowing.

Got lowball offers or ones that did not pan out so i went with the long-term rental option which is working great.

However, as we sit here in mid-November, we see that this didn’t pan out.

Curious how this is panning out as from prior posts the notes were to convert to equity I thought back in September. 

They offer a range of options for monitoring vacant properties, including some handy sensors that attach to water heaters and alert you if water is detected in the drip pan.