(State and Uniform) If you pass that, you still need to hang your license with a Broker, which in class they told us we would still need to pay another $2k or so depending who you decide to work for.

As for the marketing plans looking uniform across the board, that should be your first red flag!  

I second the motion!

Front and back hallways complete with motion sensor lighting for reduced electric bill, and new emergency lighting.

We use a tool like it, Showmojo, but we get and vet drivers licenses and have a Showmojo alarm system with motion activated camera in the home. 

We have to begin by defining Turnkey - many people use this very loosely and it may carry a broad range of defiant as you engage with one operator to another.TURNKEY = accountability, economies of scale, easy access to expertise, passive incomeAsset that has been acquired in advance of any investor commitments by an operatorOperator completes renovation in-house (extensive, systematic, uniform construction material & methodology, implementation of resilient materials)Operator has an in-house leasing team Operator manages the asset in-houseNo MiddlemenDirect access to premium free assetIn-House Management StaffHome cashflows from day one as tenant placement occurs prior to transfer of title That is the most rudimentary definition of a real Turnkey asset and experience.

Going through the motions teach you a lot of things.  

One of the forms is a "Uniform Borrower Assistance Form".

Motion for a default withdrawn.

And it does take time to file the motion to get it removed.