There are many support personnel, in addition to the regular population of the area, so our tenant base has been vibrant.  

Most important statement that I saw was you have to do your due diligence, not all turnkey comes in the same flavor.

Additionally, my guests have paid a high cost - they rightfully expect premium service and occasionally demand some extra benefits, which comes in many flavors...but always exerts a time or cost on my bottom line. 

I certainly am excited to be a part of this vibrant community and open to get to know as many of you as possible, share new ideas, learn and discuss business opportunities and marketing trends with one another.

It comes in all flavors.  

Indianapolis is a very vibrant and modern city and great for cash flow in the right areas.

Not looking for gut reno's but up for properties that that could use some elbow grease and my design background.Areas that seem of interest to me: Port RichmondFrankfordKensingtonGermantownBrewerytownLooking to connect and brainstorm with:• New Yorkers who are investing in Philadelphia• Local Philly investors who who know the• Real estate agents • Anyone else who want to exchange info and ideas for future collaborations.Looking forward to joining the vibrant and knowledgeable crowd here on BP>Thanks all!

Each one has its own flavor, but PM me with what you're looking for and I'd be happy to help guide you.

We intend to stick with vanilla-flavored starter homes so it is a given that we will find ourselves in the same situation again, and I am curious how to best handle this requirement if a property is ready to go quickly or ahead of schedule.  

Gangadhar-Everyone has there own flavor and real estate investing comes in many flavors!