This post is about alternatives to SFR turnkey investments.I have only self-managed a couple of SFO Bay Area SFR rentals, and looking to explore alternatives after my 1031 exchange of one of those properties.I have looked at a few turnkey or rental SFR investment sites such as roofstock (not sure if they are turnkey or just facilitate investments by providing rental estimates and guarantees based on as-is properties), doorvest, renttoretirement, and turnkeyinvestproperties.Are there popular and/or convenient options to look for, buy and manage larger complexes (apartments, commercial etc.) similar to the above list of options for SFRs?

Church Hill is a great area, and likely to become even more popular with Stone having its operations in the area, which will likely attract even more services to the near east end.

From my international travels, I have seen the popularity of hostels throughout Europe but not as much here in the states.

Some very popular sites like Property Tracker and Real Yields that investors use to evaluate property will call it cap rate.

Again, obviously depends on the renters, but what are some trends and most popular requests owners/investors are seeing more recently?

Do you plan on telling the owner the truth  or do you plan on deceiving them which seems  the most popular method for uneducated people getting into the business

If you were going with white or gray cabinets then your options are open and darker tones seem to be popular right now.  

Pocket neighborhoods, popularized in the Pacific Northwest, are now catching on in New England and elsewhere.

Ask about floor plans, unit sizes, unit rents, how many units and unit breakdown, what's the most popular unit, what's least popular;  if they could change something about their property what would it be.3.

There is a lot of competition down there because this is so popular, you just have to be the best at what you do and enjoy it.