It's important to identify your investment goals first.

ya Americans simply are unware that many parts of the world the tp goes in to a waste can not the plumbing.. 

But ultimately, there's one thing that rates can't fix - supply and demand.There simply aren't enough houses for the number of buyers that want them. 

Along with constant moving.. many of these tenants at least in that market will simply move annually they know the landlords will bend over backwards for a 100% voucher so they just pack up the few things they have an move to a freshly renovated house and leave their old house behind..

The other aspect is identifying what I call "Ugly Inventory" so that you find homes that can still pass an appraisal and not be "Subject to" so that you can do some TLC with repairs/renovations to borrow off of the ARV.

The goal is to identify undervalued properties, renovate them to high standards, and sell them for a substantial profit.

Specifically, I’d appreciate recommendations on how to identify trustworthy turnkey properties, vet providers, and avoid potential pitfalls.Any tips, resources, or suggestions would be greatly appreciated!

So, if the rent AND this bill are not paid the balance is "unpaid rent" and you simply evict for nonpayment of rent which is cookie-cutter. 

To identify a "good" market, consider factors like rental yield, local job growth, and demographic trends.

And a few who do real, sustainable business.For an industry that loves to hate on agents, it's remarkable how most of them earn less, and do nothing compared to their peerset who simply get licensed.