So I have a fairly good viewpoint of the process, albeit it changes from state to state, and even county to county. 

From a financial investor's viewpoint, what kind of information do I need to have in order for you to be interested in getting involved in a home?

Yes, I've noticed there are definitely strong viewpoints out there on investors needing (or not) a real estate license.

Everybody chimed with various viewpoints that all are great bits of advice.

Given I'm Canadian, my viewpoint can be different, that's for sure.  

Can you give me a "what are you thinking" viewpoint so I can try to understand the question better

If one of the group of roommates does not earn 3Xs the rent I require a co-signor for that individual, so incase a roomamte leaves, I know there should not be a payment issue from my viewpoint with my requirement but sure feels like many applicants who want to do this, dont seem to grasp my viewpoint.

I understand this viewpoint because the turnkey company does have to make money somehow and their profit does in fact come from you, their buyer.

I'll present a couple of different view points here:1.

CA are much prettier... on an ascetic view point.