Turnkey operators don't work like that and they are more like a broker collecting a fee for their work (regardless of the long-term performance).

They want to know about the performance of the in house property management and may be able to offer a solution.

Maybe double check comps and make sure the marketing is performing well.

Then, they blame everyone, but their own lack of research, for property/tenant performance not being what they came up with on paper:(

*Rivana Development*Another developer, Chuck Kuhn, just bought the Waterside development site a few weeks back right by the Innovation Center Metro as well, which is entitled for 3 million square feet of development, 2.2 million being non-residential.

Tying up a desperate and in arrears homeowner with a purchase contract you can not perform on and in which a sale will happen ONLY if you are successful flipping the property for a higher price can cause extensive damage to the homeowners finances, credit and personal life.  

Providing fixed costs, factory monitored conditions/precision and rapid timelines (as short as 2 months for a full 4 unit apartment to be delivered and rentable to our site), we are strong believers that modular is the future of real estate. 

Locationally they also depart from most retail site selection norms from what I've observed. 

Cannot figure how to post it to this site.

The $795 is not my concern, I would be more worried about them performing.