I listen to them on my drive out to my properties, it's like my real estate workout music.

Hello BP member,I hope your well.After contributing to the forum over the last 8 months with my own comments and feedback I thought I would compose a post and get you guys give me some comments and feedback lolI would very much appreciate responses from all investors that have bought turn key , looking at buying turn key and also from the actual turn key operators themselves.In your experience what are some components that "The Perfect Turn Key Company" would or should have???

If this were a single person, or married couple without kids, who mentioned that they are sometimes noisy (play a musical instrument, or love to have loud music on), you could reject them for the same reason.

By the way @David Sanchez, I had the pleasure of going to the Clayton Club Saloon one evening after a bday party out in the area, and had a blast dancing to some folksy, toe-tapping music with a fun group at this 1800's true "watering hole."

It's like watching the Caribbean World Series on TV with all the music and chants they do.

You have mentioned the 2% rule (unimportant) but you have not mentioned how your expeses relate to the 50% rule(important) Oops, I see two new posts since, I started composing this one

However, many don't like S8 because:- the quality is often (but not always) worse (will leave your unit trashed, play music loud, damage stuff, etc.)- S8 won't always agree to pay what you're asking for rent and/or won't agree to what you want to raise rent to in the future- it can be harder to get a S8 tenant out (I don't think you can just give them notice to vacate like you can with a normal tenant, or so I've heard)- you have to deal with the bureaucracy and inspections of your unit (they make you fix minor things like a window screen, and I think they can withhold rent because of it)- etc.I'm not an expert on S8 by any means, but I've heard enough about it to have formed my own opinion.

In my case, the board is composed of volunteers that already spend a considerable amount of their time taking care of HOA business.

You were posting at the same time I was composing a response.

You can add voiceovers, background music, title slides, pointers to highlight what's on the screen, and even has a little window where you can show yourself (or whatever you point your video camera at).It's a few hundered bucks, but for me it paid for itself several times over with business it helped close for me.You can also go for "Jing" which is the lite version of Camtasia.