@Marisa R.Today I listened to BP Podcast 278 with Charles Roberts and while it did not mention Turnkey it definitely highlighted that not everyone is focused on immediate equity leverage but rather the boring path of is enough for some folks.

Be sure that you highlight that "selling your house can be easier than you think" with the advantages of working directly with you instead of the more traditional route.

:DIf anyone else has one to add to my list, please let me know, as my list has been growing recently.TrustcoUS BankTD BankPenFed (I used this one)Union Bank, specializes in noo HELOC, Cory K Bente on BPUtah: Americafirst 80% LTV on noo 65% LTV 15 year 5.74%80% HE 15 or 10 year 6.49 fixedFirst Florida Credit Union (Jacksonville area)1.99% for 12 months, 5.25% variable 80% CLTV 20 yr w 10 yr drawInvestment property HELOC in Texas from Hurst Lending and InsuranceI don't why I can't highlight the names..good luck. 

Two things I want to highlight 1.

Perfect timing to highlight the leaks in a purchase.Thank you for taking to to respond with some recommendations!

While this visual aid doesn't have the cities/counties listed, it is a map that highlights the Triangle MLS coverage in reference to the entire state.

I think the biggest con is what you've already highlighted: space and the inconvenience associated with a higher density of people in a single family home, even with the extra space that the MIL apartment brings.

I really like this book because the author does a good job at highlighting the various technologies that make it possible to do long distance RE. 

These buyers prefer rustic modern (think Magnolia Homes) and, especially, if you go the extra mile to keep and highlight any existing historic home features (cove ceilings, please double check for batchelder tile on the fire place!

The main reason is because your part of the problem, never highlight the good.