PM me if you want to know who these turnkey operators are.Tyisha, the reason I went with turnkey property is because I am in a very intense training program for my job and will be unable to focus on my local RE market for another 7 to 8 months.

The money is good, but the travel was often intense - there were years I was on the road 50-60% of the time.When I became a parent, I didn't want to travel to the same degree; enter real estate.   

For all intensive purposes, the tenant is using your eligibility in a round about sort of way?

Don’t do our Teak investments that’s capital intensive, cash flow negative, and long term.  

Not so much because of the money, but really because on something like this, labor-intensive but not really requiring a lot of skill and care except for one glaring exception, someone's practically guaranteed to do something shady. 

First community I have joined that has such an intense culture of sharing and support.

@Brandon TurnerI waved at them as they drove by but it looked pretty intense in the car so I don’t think they saw me.

@Matt K.My thinking is that it would be a ton of work to get 20 million out there working for you, and if you are talking hard money, the turn over 6-12 months would be labor intensive. 

These properties are time intensive, and from networking with SFR investors they all seem to have one commonality: too many properties all across the city, and they seem to be stretched thin with time.

renovate to be a sport court, with basketball on the sides and maybe even a ball wall for the kids.