I know because I've been "boots-on" in TN.   

Most turnkey operations also have excellent in-house management as well as real, true and established boots on the ground teams in place to help the buyer protect they’re investment and thereby lowering the investors risk.

The U.S. economy added more jobs than expected, which signals robust economic activity and pressures the Federal Reserve to maintain higher interest rates to combat inflation.

Eventually I do think it would make sense to hire someone in the area though to help do somethings as boots on the ground.

And most importantly is to work with someone who is "Boot on the Ground".  

They are the boots on the ground, the most important piece of the entire operation. 

I just think it is vital to have some boots on the ground in the city where the investment property is, especially for smaller operators. 

I wouldn't pay a crazy amount for any mastermind right now and would try to get some boots-on-the-ground training in your area.

Boots on the ground is where it's at.

How can one, who has only rudimentary knowledge in real estate without any boots on ground experience (read a few books), effectively choose a real estate agent?