I used a combination of all these sources to plan how to approach the seller and help them find a solution.

Weekly I am usually doing something like mowing, pulling weeds, combining partially used soap containers, etc.

Some argue that today's modern market is fundamentally different than the past, and justifies higher CAPE, but I'm still quite concerned. 

Ex: Credit score 625 or above.Income 2 to 3 times the rentJob verificaton current paycheck for last 4 weeks.Occupancy,, limit occupancy in unit / house ,, the total number of people can't exceed that number.Criminal,, no felonies..Valid Social Security NumberNo CosignersRental verification from previous landlord.No prior evictionsSample list.. separate application for all people in apartment,, combined income must equal the 2 to 3 times the rent.. 

  $80,000 combined family income here!! 

People who get in trouble are the ones who make claims for $2-3K damages, which you won't have a problem with.Quotes should have hazard and liability combined, so it's not just property insurance.and as david said, if you have a mortgage, you have to insure it.

Sometimes Lenders will use split premium too which is a combination of the above where you pay a lower monthly MI payment but you also pay a slight upfront lump sum.

We spent a few month making it very modern and attractive - moved W/D upstairs, new appliances, removed walls, refinished hardwoods, granite, new cabinets etc.  

Think the great crash was generally an over extension of credit, combined with extending credit to lower qualified buyers.  

Combine selling costs and a discount and the fact that the turnkey was probably bought at retail or even slightly above and there probably is no capital gain or very little at the end of the day.I just don't see the scalability or the long term profitably in most turnkey product.