I read a government report a couple of months ago (I think it was a Census Bureau report).

I asked for a list of investor references, checked with the Better Business Bureau, ran a Dunn and Bradstreet report on them and researched on Google everything I could find on Pinnacle Development Partners.

You might check on your turnkey provider with the BBB (Better Business Bureau) to see if they have any negatives about them.  

My next step is the Salt Lake City or Utah State better Business Bureau .. has anyone done that yet ??

If so the Portland Housing Bureau becomes a non issue with those HUGE relocation fees.I recommend you talk to Brad Hammond https://bradhammond.kw.com/ he works with first time investors who are looking to do what you do and help them find the deal that works. 

They may even use companies that do that.The best skip trace companies get their data at the credit bureau level.

Now, as you start, run and grow your new business, how do you intend to structure it so that it becomes an efficiently operating, thriving enterprise?

Most family size ranchers, have wives that work "town jobs" or have some other side enterprise. 

Assuming that you are attempting to cut out spending, there are likely to be only three categories in which you can make a material (decades faster in achieving your goal) difference.Note, this does not take into account what you can do on the income front.These three categories are:* Your Housing Costs* Your Transportation Costs* Your food costs See this graph of average american household spending from the Bureau of Labor Statistics:Where are lattes in that graph?

Check out Enterprise rental cars for the ones they have for sale.