The problem is the guru's promote turn key and passive in the same sentence and sell it to whoever wants to believe it.They help them to keep drinking the coolade until they almost drown in it.If you listen to Memphis invest there is almost no way a property can be purchased for 30k or 40k that has been fully rehabbed.To buy a property and fully rehab it and resale it likely a 70k or higher property so the turn key can still make a profit.There is a major difference between pictures taken replacing the roof, electrical, plumbing, HVAC, etc. for a total rehab and then a guru or seller saying (newly rehabbed).

But (I know I should stop starting sentences with conjunctions, I skipped college English) there is a redeemed house that is back from the dead up to rejoin the living.

Then you have to deal with the neighbors that will try shut down your development and in the same sentence complain about how homes are unaffordable.

Answer those questions in a sentence or two and you got your elevator pitch.Once you got that start by taking people out for coffee (or stop for a chat or two in the office first to build rappory). 

I'm going to stop you after the 1st sentence of your 1st post. 

2)  Copy - Does that first sentence have a compelling unique selling position?  

He found a sentence in the "About Owner" section that said: "Feel free to contact me to get information about my Condo, local activities, or anything else pertaining to Summit County or Colorado travel and tourism." and said that was probably the violation.

As long as your income is less than 150k -you can also itemize the depreciation of the flooring, appliances etc. for those unIts yoI do not occupy over a shorter period of time than 27.5 years Answer -This whole sentence is not correct.

Lastly, stick to declaratory sentences with tenants and avoid dialogue. 

FYI, the only time that the word 'all' was used in my initial statement was in the very first sentence which expressed some concern about "what ALL the hype is about these turn-key deals?"