A good approach is to set aside an additional 5%–10% of gross rent for CapEx, depending on the property’s condition and renovation quality.While turnkey companies often provide attractive numbers, it’s important to remember their goal is to sell properties.

“Selling” a co-living room is very different to showing a traditional unit. 

Pick 10 people that are in foreclosure, and ask them if they want to sell their house or keep it.Correct. 10 out of 10 will say: "keep it".Now pick 10 tax liens people from your amazing tax liens list.Same equation, Do you want to sell or keep?

Most people have a mortgage on their home when they sell it.

That’s 3.5 years meaning it didn’t sell when the market was at its hottest.

Ask anyone who ever tried to sell a cash flowing biz, it's not that easy (compared to selling a house)The best play IMO is to run a business and feed the profits into real estate.There are a million ideas, but you can start here: https://www.biggerpockets.com/biggerpockets-business-podcast Thanks for the suggestion Marcus. 

That also perhaps makes people more motivated to sell.  4-5 weeks....that's plenty of time to get a deal done.Good luck.

If you have buyers ready, selling your contracts becomes much easier.- Be Transparent in Your DealsHonesty goes a long way in this business.

So I would say that once she moves out we will probably sell our "forever home" and it will mean 10 years-ish is "forever" for us.

I wonder if they continue to sell notes?