I hope it inspires the organizations that shaped your outlook, to share Turnkey Property Group’s, and many of our peers' philosophies, in the turnkey industry, to start running their businesses with integrity, transparency, and honesty at their foundation.

I know in the BP podcast/webinars they are always talking about looking for those properties that do not have for sale signs, approaching owners, and seeing if they are willing to sell - and to identify these properties by some of the following ways:1) Driving around and seeing they are distressed properties (long grass, boarded up windows, etc) 2) Pulling eviction records and contacting landlords who had recent evictions 3) Posting property wanted ad and seeing if any motivated sellers contact you To be honest I haven't personally tried any of those things yet but am at the point where I probably should.

To be honest, I need to get more educated on the financing part of things.

And to be honest, I found it really hard to find good, cumulative information on the subject especially targeted towards a novice (hell I didn't know tax mortgage notes existed until yesterday)!

@Ian Walsh in all honesty I have learned primarily which areas are actually nice vs. which areas I could have tenant disasters.

Ahaha I wouldnt to be honest. I

If you are going to post in this forum just to say "be honest and tell the truth because honesty is best, etc," please do not bother posting.

Honesty is at the forefront of my values & I can assure you everything I do is inside the parameters of the law.

Bummer they won't allow an RV...Thank you for your honesty.

I appreciated their honesty when they were unsure, and te thoroughness of checking it out.