However, 10 of the vacant spaces are newly outfitted (electrical and water hookups, and septic tanks with all plumbing laied). 

I'll keep my eyes open and see what my area structural engineers have to say about this type of rehab (which I fully expected to have to shop out to a more experienced outfit) but I wouldn't be such a big fan of yours or a true BPer if I wasn't at least mildly ready to take a big risk!

I was the one that brought up if he had problems losing tenants and mentioned the other competitors...which are in all admission large corporate run outfits....They might offer a sweetener to steal a tenant away however they'll also be the first to put the screws to someone so to speak once you are in their property.  

Equity Trust has a LOT of clients, so their motivation for client retention is probably much lower than smaller outfits.

IMHO if you are starting a home plus (how it's known in KS and some other states - basically a residential house outfitted for senior care) there just isn't much scale there unless you want to be there 24/7.   

Other markets have like 1 or 2 & some random small potato outfits.

. -- This is probably not answering your question clearly, but my approach was (after realizing that turnkey was the way for me) - Find the best turnkey provider that sells in my budget, confirm the area / state is OK, confirm that they are a reputable outfit and commit.Hope some of it helps.

@Nicholas Seaver Feel free to connect with me or DM, I work with an Austin outfit that's kind of a "one stop shop" for all REI legal needs(advice, paperwork, etc).

They are a smaller outfit than WM, Rumpke and such.

Be wary of outfits that offer to help you improve your credit for a fee.