Nerdwallet has great commercials for questions and inquires like this as well. 

If I apply the zillow rent value (want to call a local property manager to at least inquire about this), use the 50% rule for maintenance, and assume the property taxes double, I get:1675 rent - 883 mortgage - 837.50 maintenance = about -$45.And that is before any property management fee if I wanted to go that way.I believe I would get a large chunk back at tax time that could possibly bring the average for the year to +200/month or more, but I want to know if people are counting that in their calculation, or do they want to see my -45$ number be +200 instead, before a tax refund?

Gene Trowbridge was quite rude to me via email when I inquired about it so I'm not planning on attending.  

@Matt Bell Thank you kindly for you feed back, I will search that person and inquire with him. @ Pamela Satcher thats a great suggestion but my problem is I don't have an end buyer.

If they do not live in the residence you are inquiring about, they should have a mailing address on the site that differs.

When I inquired a while back, the bank will not allow me to transfer the property in an LLC...I was playing with the free trials of Buidium and Rentec Direct, but the bookkeeping (especially in Rentec) seems pretty lackluster. 

Also inquire about what flood zone the property you are looking at is in as this also can add expenses.  

Would it be illegal to direct mail them inquiring about selling?

Hi All,I have been browsing around and inquiring about some properties offered by turnkey providers.

You should check with local folks or inquire with the court.Having just now taken my own advice, this publication from the courts in Indiana may be helpful, specifically pages 17-19:http://www.in.gov/judiciary/files/small-claims-man...Obviously check with the court for the county your in.