B2R and Lima One Capital come to mind and I know of an outfit out of CA that does the same thing.

Once you buy your multi, you might start off by finding a good plumbing and heating outfit, and hire them to do a seasonal maintenance check of your heating system and water heaters.

I would also suggest you get more quotes from more contractors because I'm under the impression that all these numbers came from one outfit.

There aren't any turnkey outfits in Tampa that I know of.

I am interested in purchasing real estate out of state (live in SF) and was leaning towards using a turn key outfit just for simplicity.

@John Thedford  the wholesalers that bring deals to my vendors in Orlando are licensed agents.Altura being one outfit.. they soon learn they need a license or they will get shut down.

Account ClosedCan you clarify that you are considering buying this from an outfit that is marketing their properties as turnkey or simply some landlord/owner that is selling their investment property?

I have a property, 3/4 acre, with house, 3 car garage now outfitted for office space,etc. and rooms over 3-car garage for ????

There's actually an outfit around here that does a lot of wholesale deals out of MLS, but they've got their numbers straight. 

you will probably find these in the less than desirable neighborhoods. there are couple of these places near me.literally you could outfit 30 units in a few weeks i wish i had more houses I would buy more lights and faucets.from the street it looks like a bunch of bums selling junk so keep your eyes peeled and dont be afraid to investigate bums selling junk especially if you spot a box truck that means a pallet or two of stuff that could be your guy