After you get your credit sorted out and you are an experienced real estate investor with a few deals under your belt, then use leverage and learn about infinite returns.

I also use a self directed IRA and Infinite Banking Life Ins policy to access cash.

With the numbers you used you will pull out all of your cash invested, so have infinite returns.

You have to buy houses where people want to be if you're going to make turnkey work, and you're going to have to research where an area's population is flowing, because the majority of the benefit you'll get with turnkey properties is several years removed.A turnkey house in a bad neighborhood could cost you big in both time and money.The foundation of my investing is anchored in two strategies: Velocity Banking and Infinite Banking.

Pair that with the complexity and infinite moving parts of a global economy, no one really knows what they’re talking about.

Your time as an investor is infinitely better spent analyzing markets and deals.You want to move up the 80/20 leverage curve from technician to investor/entrepreneur.

Definitely possible, but it is infinitely easier especially in this market to have money and make purchases and repairs needed. 

Possibilities are infinite IMO.

Not only is the sub-lease situation inherently messier, but it sounds like my goal of assigning property management to it would be infinitely harder too...

BRRRR'd in 6 mth for an infinite returnWhat made you interested in investing in this type of deal?