The best order I usually post mine in is Exterior first (dead center front of the property), then interior, and overhead at the end.

I'm giving a reverse example, as in I will show how my credit score dropped 59 points in one month because I forgot to do my "trick".The trick is to pay off your entire balance the day of your "statement closing date". 

Hi, welcome yes investing in real estate in is a great decision if you have any questions please reach out.

The builder does have incentives that I already priced in. I

@Drago Stanimirovic I agree the Central IL market is a great one to invest in ! I

This is where I believe I can come in. I

So, as you can see, YOU have a LOT more to do with vacancy rate than what market a unit might be located in. I

One other manages one and agreed to 8% as well of just the rents and when a new tenant comes in, I pay a new lease up fee (but not for just renewals yrly).

What market are you interested in? I

Like @Tyler Tapley mentioned turnkey can be risky, it's a marketing term nowadays so I would definitely dig deeper into who it is you're investing with and what type of areas they will put you in, I would go as far to say go out and visit them before investing so you can get a better feel of who they are, where it is they invest and the types of renovations they do.