Often their security deposit comes from government assistance, so they have no "skin in the game", and no vested interest in taking care of your property. 

Have some available in the Kansas City metro if your interested in taking a look at what that looks like

They made it sound like they were doing you a favor in taking your money.Paperwork was vague and unprofessional, leaving them all the necessary wiggle room to get out of anything they do wrong or underperform.

If it were a furnace in the dead of winter, entirely different.Sounds like either a simple clogged intake or the pump itself is bad.

Just had my intake interview today and was scheduled for the next one in 4.5 months from now.

I find that 'smoking violators' are the ones who will challenge you on security deposit offsets and claim that 'they tolerated the smell since moving in.'  Take

After doing a couple flips myself I'm much more interested in taking a more passive approach on my next deals and have been considering turnkey in general and KC specifically.

The other important factors which drive cash flow and ROI are:Price/rent ratiosLocal property taxesInsuranceLandlord'tenant statutesI'd be happy to chat with about the Indy and KC markets if you're interested in taking a look at them.

My old commercial firm specialized in taking underutilized industrial space and partitioning it into "micro-offices".

The value would be in taking their non-performing class when you're ready for that since they give you an actual note to work-out.