You have to be very careful not to assume that all companies and all properties advertised with the word Turnkey are uniform and the same or even a good investment.What you are really doing is investing in a passive opportunity.  

Matter of fact, if you're working in a Beach Resort area, appearing in fashionable beachwear instead of a Suit & Tie would be the appropriate uniform. 

Each property had it's own post (made with a custom post type so the listings were uniform)When a property becomes vacant, he publishes the post.

Another issue is that the appraisal district is required to uniformly value similar properties within the same area.

Structuring such an agreement can and usually does end in the buyer failing to close due to appraisal and uniform lending requirements.

Otherwise, they're in default and you can at least keep their earnest money.A big determining factor will be whether it's an FHA loan and whether you signed the standard FHA addendum to the contract.In my state, the standard FHA addendum used to say that the seller had the option to lower the price to appraised value (giving the seller the leverage to make the decision), but the 2011 version of the form gives the buyer to back out if an agreement can't be negotiated (giving the leverage to the buyer).I'm not sure if the language in that addendum is uniform across all states or not, but if this is an FHA loan, you'll probably want to read the FHA addendum you signed (assuming you signed one).

Date of Property Acquisition Determined by the Appraiser Mortgage lenders may rely on information provided by the appraiser in compliance with the updated Standard Rule 1-5 of the Uniform Standards of Professional Appraisal Practice (USPAP).

id=412515744&office=e24&state=OHPlease note that HUD is pushing the Streamline loan on that $15K asking price home with the statement "Streamline K Eligible: Yes Maximum Amount $35,000"There also comes a time when the experts are uniformly telling you that what you are doing is not going to work where maybe I should listen to you all.Thanks, I guess I need to revisit my business plan.

My guess is that different companies bundle the products differently and thus it won't be uniform.

They have very little knowledge (and very little interest) in our business, and approach the sale of property very uniformly, regardless of the fact that their buyer base is not uniform.If you've ever worked for a big company, you'll recognize the type of bureaucracy that is exhibited by large banks with large REO inventory.