Interestingly enough political party affiliation is a protected fair housing class in my market, DC...so agents are supposed to tread just as lightly on those issues as any other fair housing issues.

There are probably some very good turnkey operators that consistently leave enough "meat on the bones" for the investor to make a return, but I think most milk each property for whatever they can get out of it, doing the minimium "lipstick on the pig" renovations, inflating the price to over market value, puffing up their pro forma financial projections, jacking up their property management fees/kickbacks, etc. without much regard to if their clients lose money, and there are plenty of uneducated buyers where they can do this and more of their high profits paying out of state marketing affiliates (many of whom are here on BP posing as investors and talking up how great out of state turnkey is) to locate new buyers since they get no repeat business after their buyers figure out they're losing money.

With new tenants coming in this summer (likely not affiliated with university) and the credit union moving across town I'm switching to erentpayment and paying the $36/year cost.

I have been in the real estate industry for 2 years: initially working for a small real estate developer in the city before recently obtaining my Real Estate Salesperson license and affiliating with Berkshire Hathaway Homesale Realty.I have experience with property management, asset management, and leasing; and I am looking forward to my growth as a realtor while looking for opportunities to cultivate my own real estate portfolio.

I am Licensed with Mingo Realty and I work as a Homes for Heroes Affiliate in Minneapolis, offering police, firefighters, vets, military, teachers, and EMS savings during the home buying and selling process

#1 generally whenever a realtor places on market it takes up to 4 days for it to get to all of the websites that the broker is affiliated with.  

EDIT: I have no affiliation with this company.

(Note: I am not affiliated with the company, just making a suggestion)

I'm not affiliated with them in any way,  but Equity Trust can guide you in the right direction.

I used realestateu.tv (I am guessing they are still around)DISCLAIMER: This is not an endorsement and I have no affiliation with them, and I get no benefit out of mentioning them, I just know they are one of the many that have a NYS approved course ready to go.