I am not affiliated with the company in any way but it is totally worth trying.I haven't tried Corefact I am considering them for my next marketing campaign.

Depending on your location, you may have good demand from construction trades, digital nomads, IT, even workers affiliated with the film industry which is branching out far beyond Hollywood (Atlanta, for example, is really growing in this area).

I would be cautious about buying property from them since they will have a conflict (most are realtors and get a commission) but they should be able to guide you to neighborhoods that have better rents and tenants.Here is a source for PM's National Association of Residential Property Managers  I have no affiliation with them but have used the site to find PM's out of my area.

I agree with SuperCheapSigns.com I am not affiliated with them either.

I am not concerned with getting you to buy into 5 other companies products that are affiliated.

Till now I've kept things decently organized with a combination of Google Docs, coffee, and services like Lovely, Cozy, ApartmentList, etc (I have no affiliate with any of these services), but haven't quite found the perfect "Goldilocks" fit.  

As for the rest of it, it's your money.I am not affiliated with Capital One, but I like the 360 savings account for my personal use and I'm planning to use it for my rental properties.

@Alex Heifetz In addition to the items that @Curt Davis @Jean Bolger and @William Yeh have mentioned for your due diligence, I suggest you also find out how the in house or affiliated PM of the turnkey companies in question screen and treat their tenants.  

I have no affiliation in any way.All of those measurement tools you mention are important.  

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