Without permits a Yurt can be built and outfitted for $40,000 (or less if you do the work yourself!) 

But that feels like nothing once you've done the hard stuff of furnishing it nicely and outfitting the kitchen!  

 Depending on your needs, an outfit like Bang It construction may be a contact to have.

It sounds too good ....If a turnkey outfit buys a distressed property at a discount, puts money into it, rents it, and manages the property, exactly how and why are they going to sell it to me at a price that allows me to make a profit?

Pitbulls are the hot dog used for fighting, and others get them to represent some sort of masculinity.

Barring that, the amount involved could be enough to take him to small claims court.Failing either of those, it’s several important lessons learned (Albeit at an expensive price tag). 1) Get multiple bids. 2) don’t always trust your realtors contractor recommendations (had a guy once bid pre-close and then double the same bid post-close, clearly in cahoots with the realtor) and 3) don’t pay small contractors/handymen before any work is done (more comfortable doing this on large/sophisticated outfits).

Not sure they could outfit that picture window and it would change the look of the house to have screens on there but they wouldn’t be damaged by a rock.

I'm not claiming that running this outfit is passive investing, not by a long shot.

Or a similar out fit?

For example, for a new roof on a recent flip we completed earlier this year, we were quoted $35,000 by one outfit and got the work done for $16,000.