When I was eyeing fix-and-flipping, I came across some wholesale listings that had ARV's which didn't quite line up with reality.

I'm currently eyeing a turnkey property in that area that looks very promising.If you have any advice on market dynamics, rental potential, or even just the community vibe in these areas, I would love to hear from you.

There's a Big Difference in the eyes of the authorities. 

And the last thing: entering into contract with a seller who suffers from dementia and mentally unfit to comprehend and execute a contract renders said contract void and null in the eyes of law.

I'd echo @Mason Bear's point to come and put your physical eyes on the property during the day and evening to see what you are getting into. 

I read the thread and the optics don't look good for Lane.

Even with a turnkey provider, a vigilant eye is essential.Risk Management: While potential rewards are enticing, manage risks carefully.

Out of like the 5 people that actually answered, 3 were not interested and the 2 were a**holes (rolling my eyes*).

These two you sent are sold but I will keep my eye on this complex :)

This shocking truth opened my eyes to the importance of maintaining an accurate and up-to-date financial statement to secure financing.To navigate the world of real estate financing, it's essential to recognize market preferences and loan-to-value (LTV) restrictions.