For example, I  never hear stories of the turn key provider spending extra sound proofing between units or investing in better quality fixtures or other high touch building materials so that the end buyer can enjoy reduced maintenance costs and better tenant engagement.

There is a home in Tampa I went UC with a wholesaler and told him I was closing it conventionally which they were fine with.Long story short the home is a triplex and zoned as a SFH so the lender will not lend on the property forcing me not to close and the wholesaler took my EM.

Perhaps the second story was the apartment and ground floor was supposed to be storage but then got illegally converted, etc.

They are under quasi-management (long story) and largely I don't have to babysit them, but every notice of an issue makes me hate them more.

You'll find that lots of experienced investors love to talk and share their stories and help you problem solve.

It doesn’t matter the ratio of “slow and steady” stories to “home runs” on the real estate podcast. 

Any investors or realtors have some good stories to share on how a seller concession or credit made a deal work or worthwhile? 

They like the idea of owning this property as a rental and then eventually having it for a family member to retire in since it is one story and in eye shot of their current home. 

A tenant complaining online might indicate that the property manager handled them appropriately, so be sure to ask the manager for their side of the story.7.

I see stuff like this occasionally and always seems like way more to the story.