Just ask for all the available coverage's on the policy and what thee additional premiums would be if elected.

Turnkey is simply paying a premium to have someone else do the work for you.

I thought one would be interesting to partner with a developer 50/50 on deals that way we are building the property as cheap as we can is it supposed to me hiring a developer who will most likely have me paying premiums on everything.Thanks,Christopher

In the back of my head I feel like there's a loophole I'm missing and he's going to walk with my money.Should I be paying the premium of having an attorney draft all documents and handle the transaction when the purchase price is so low in the first place?

You do have to pay a premium so your return isn't as high as other providers.  

This will give you an option fee up front, it will also get you a premium on the monthly rents because your going to factor in the rent credit over an above the normal rents, and lastly, this will get you an appreciated sales price because your going to base it on the anticipated value in 2-3 years versus today's value. 

Don't assume you can upgrade and charge for the premium if your area doesn't demand it.

She did a great interview with Joe Fairless here.3.Strategic Partnerships and Branding can have a massive value premium over your direct investment.The Guys have multiple examples where they added value to other competing and non-competing brands and it ultimately came back around to them.

Maybe there are statistical models that predict C% loans getting paid off in full & sooner more frequently than D%, so Wall Street pays a premium for mortgage  backed securities with more of D% in it, which is passed onto the consumer in the form of D% being offered for merely 0.3 more than C%.

It is buying cash flow at a very high premium.