More Federal Reserve officials at their meeting last month signaled concern with cutting interest rates too soon and allowing price pressures to grow entrenched.

I know there’s pros & cons against this turnkey strategy.For me i personally felt since I'm investing remotely, cutting out the rehab part, dealing with contractors would be less of a headache going into my first rental.I also understand that I won’t have any appreciation to start off or built in equity.I just need some advice here regarding turnkey properties and the best way to go about it.To me I feel like this can be a smart move starting out until get comfortable in the market I’m in & I’m able to build connections overtime and eventually I can really do the whole BRRRR strategy.Please let me know your thoughts whether it’s good or bad.

We also tell them when they’re going to get their security deposit back and what requirements they have, which are the requirements that are spelled out in the lease, but we highlight the typical problem issues like cleaning, lightbulbs, cutting the lawn, removing all their possessions,… Etc.

Do I just cut ties and get her out to start fresh with a new paying tenant?

HML cuts into the savings associated with the cash offer.  

If you can cut in free-hand, do it.  

This may not last much longer with anticiapted fed rate cuts and wouldn't rely on this strategy for lengthier projects such as ground up builds where I suspect the borrower will benefit form lower rates in the not so distant future. 

I've had a fair number of buyers recently shopping for midterm rentals in Denver and Colorado Springs, and I was surprised to see how many associations have a 6-month minimum rental period, which cuts out a big portion of your medium-term rental tenant pool.

I've seen extensive foundation repairs done to cinder block walls that are bowing from external hydraulic pressure, and they've been repaired with extensive steel beams, tension systems and a drain cut in for around $12,000.4" is a fair bit of slope and to put in floor leveler...well, that's a lot of floor leveler.  

The commercial world is an excellent place for you to be "cutting" your teeth.