Always two sides to a coin.

The term was coined back in the 1970's when it became common to have different agents representing the buyers and the sellers.

I ask because I'm currently living in FL and own a "Live in Flip" and I'm torn on converting it to my first ALF when I move back to CO in 2017 or selling and taking my profit with me to start one near where I will be living.

Tens of thousands if not hundreds of thousands will be made over the life of the investment, I did not coin the phrase, and it's a common practice that i find quite distasteful when it comes to the elderly or vulnerable among us.Too all of you who think your brand of tough lough and it's not my problem, it's legal, it's the free market or whatever beliefs you live by to justify your posture...the world is already a cold hard place, you are not making it any less so, despite having the opportunity and ability to do so.

We have a common laundry with an electric dryer so before removing the aging coin-op units I connected a meter in series to determine the usage.

My prediction: Corona increases > second shut down > More unemployment > more loan forbearances > flood of business bankruptcy's and loan defaults > banks have big problem > fed bails out > some banks fail > real estate prices stay the same or go up until early 2021 > Fed will probably do another cares act and extent forbearance period > then it is possible the dollar will continue to devalue > then inflation will occur > real estate prices will go way up > US goes from cash to Crypto > politically, either way the election goes we will have instability and unrest.

Crypto was in a fever crazy stage last year before it burst a few months ago.

LOLTurnkey is just a coined term  what your buying is from a home flipper who instead of providing new remodels or new construction for retail sales on MLS  sells them to investors and does not even offer the product to home buyers.. 

(Crypto?

To pass title without a resale CO, in a town where one is required, waivers and agreements not to occupy are generally required.