Hey Andy, I can't speak intelligently about particular markets as I've not invested in any turn-key properties yet. 

Through out the whole interview not even one qn was asked - as to what are the real practical roadblocks are .Anyway - question everything , keep learning , develop emotional intelligence .

If you are organized, present yourself in a professional way, and speak intelligently (i.e. you understand how the HELOC works amongst other forms of bank financing), someone will take you seriously.

There is no free lunch and it baffles me how many, seemingly, intelligent people believe the opposite.

Friend, you have just embarked on the whimsical adventure of missing the point.While milenials and their ideas have an important place in society, what I took away from Steve's comments to you was that the way in which you conveyed your thoughts seemed superior and egotistical....which doesn't fair well within this BP community, which is comprised of intelligent, creative, resourced, and experienced investors sharing ideas. 

Rather they did it through intelligent use of various types of leverage, including debt.

You seem very intelligent/mature for 16.

With rehab project costs, for example, at a minimum you need to know how to do a walk-through on a property with a checklist, and then estimate construction costs so that you can intelligently vet contractor bids. 

---The Intelligent Investor by Benjamin GrahamThe Book on Rental Property Investing by Brandon Turner(Audible)The Millionaire Real Estate Investor By Gary Keller(Audible)Real Estate Investing by Eric Tyson and Robert S.

The intelligent investor diversifies.