Account Closed I'm still new to RE investing, and honestly I can't afford investing where I live in CA nor have the time to travel to a different state to manage a rehab project, so I though turnkey is they most suitable option for me, and from what I've been reading everyone says that turnkey doesn't necessarily mean I've to pay more or pay a premium, they buy distressed houses at cheap, rehab them and sell them at the market price.

I would probably file for an eviction based upon the first mentioned (if a "visitor" stays for seven or more days you have the right to run a check on him/her).  

I have always been interested in this area and after listening to hours and hours of the Bigger Pockets podcast and hearing investor after investor complain about their property management company I feel that this could be a suitable carer.

The same website is set up to provide lots of content but requires the visitor to self-select as a way of qualifying and educating them before they get to talk to anyone.

The terms you receive will generally depend on the quality of your deal, it's suitability to particular lender, who you know, and of course, your level of experience.

You find a suitable t/b (potentially the person you spoke of) and assign the contract(s) to them.  

Thing is it'll take 4-5 weeks to have it ready to go and I'm not sure how long it'll take to find a suitable tenant, especially with winter approaching in 1-2 months when it's finished.I've been quoted a "Vacant" insurance policy that will cost $300 for 3 months and isn't refundable.

I think you have a few possible options.One is to get one if those loans unique to Texas that permits you to pay the back property taxes.Hard money is primarily based on equity but is typically suitable if you occupy property at the time of funding.If the property has substantial deferred maintenance, you may be unable to get any other kind of financing until it meets certain criteria.

Again, having a person do a drive by/picture will help you determine the suitability.

I have found a duplex in the Indianapolis area that would be suitable for my family to live in one side and to rent the other side.