@Carlos C.I must admit that I am biased against turnkey providers, not so much based on my own experience in buying from them, but more from looking at the deals they are offering and talking to several people that I know personally that have had bad experiences using them. 

Great question but I am biased and I am a micro manager, my love for the craft and perfection leans me towards employees.

I'll be a little biased on my recommendation and recommend myself 😊. 

I vote Dallas, but I am biased.

Being an investment Realtor in Pinellas County, I am biased to the area.

I'm biased, as I share this same mentality towards loving the process because in my mind, if you don't love the process you're destined for lesser results and more headaches in the long run. 

The laws are quite biased towards the tenant.

There's a negative bias on BP for using management companies but some of them have the #'s that you seek.

Provided, of course, that the landlord isn’t discriminating based on any protected classification (i.e. race, religion, gender, etc).However, some individual cities (like Seattle for example) have passed ordinances that require landlords to use a “first come, first served” type of system and basically accept the first qualified applicant that applied.  

I invest in Huntsville but not in Chicago so I’m going to be a little biased haha