I would not count on getting more dollars per se for that kind of stuff, but might make your unit look more attractive and rent a little easier in the same range (so might save vacancy dollars).

@Jeffrey Lo   although there is no turn key per se in Oregon.. ( its really not needed in the mid west sense)..

Boeing is expanding big time in the SE side of OKC.

Some basis info:Currently searching SFHs from HUD, County Courthouse properties, buyers lists, MLS, other off-market opportunities in my local region (SE Houston/Galveston)Fair credit, above average income1 rehab under my belt closing in a couple of weeks with better than expected results.

I can also help in SE Ohio where I'm from.

Hello @Juan Alzate, Welcome to BP.I'm from Miami, and I know the SE Florida market as well as the Jacksonville market.

The deal I closed on:2 bed 1 bath.Asking 20-25KARV 80K35K in repairs estimatedOffered 15K, which he accepted.Closed all cash 18K total with closing costs and taxes.I focus on the SE side of Houston. 

Hi @Rebecca Holmes, I'm an active and expanding landlord/investor in SE Wisconsin.

I fund fix and flippers and turn key guys.. so I understand this end of it.. but I don't consider it real estate per se its more like flooring cars.. price points are the same and the turn over is the same.. in your areas there are just more homes that peeps.. out our way we have a dire shortage of housing.. just no enough of it..

Zion, yep, across the street from WI :)I am not a realtor yet and would love to get familiar with every recommended zip code of Chicagoland/SE Wisconsin .What are your most preferred?