@Kyle DebiaseI totally disagree with many of the posts responding here.I believe you must develop a track record of success before you seek to raise private capital from passive investors.

I disagree with Joe.

As a real estate agent I disagree that an out of town (area) CPA is best. 1. consider your professional network, you can do a lot for a CPA and it can be mutually beneficial. 2.

I don't disagree with what your saying.

Many TKPs will say either repairs or capex don't need to be included because you have a completely renovated property, i whole heartedly disagree.

Does anybody disagree and think that there is a bubble in Austin that is waiting to burst?

While I appreciate the agent's honesty in this regard, he also disagreed with my evaluation and believes that this property has a $200,000 ARV.

Tell them after speaking with your attorney, you were advised that they owe you 100% refund based on the circumstances.Joe, I have to disagree on this one.

I disagree with the adjuster.  

Some people will disagree and say turnkey operators can't be trusted, and its not the best used of capital, etc., but I think its a fantastic way to get started in real estate because you don't have to do nearly as much work as if you were doing your own BRRRR or flip, but you're still getting the benefit of the cash flow and owning 100% of a property.