But again the seller is the one who makes the decision to lower price or not.And of course rehabbers who contract do so subject to a inspection but its fully disclosed to the seller no hiding behind nebulious contract outs.. if the rehab cost come back to high they can renegotiate or punt.. but seller understands that.. as for tenants and apps that's apples to oranges .. but I do like the comparison on the agent you mentioned.but as others have stated if you can't move your wholesale deal you may have goofed up on what you think its worth and or the rehab..

Just like any business, there are bad apples.

., look how much property Google has bought in Sunnyvale recently, Apple's space ship, I believe Adobe is hiring more in San Jose, etc..

From my research, most managers charge 1 month for a 12 month lease and then a recurring monthly fee of $75-$100 (for those firms that do flat fee monthly management).I would also be careful to compare apples to apples. 

Make sure to compare apples to apples here.

@Chris SeveneyWhat if its apples to apples rennovation in terms of the what… just different volume I guess?

However, the MACK Companies turn-keys in the South Chicago Suburbs (think Starbucks & Apple Store) might now be at the top of my list.J

Evolve is a property management company, not a virtual assistant, so I don't think its comparing apples to apples. 

Amid the Fed’s fiercest inflation fight (late 70s-early 80s) Apple went IPO, George Lucas made the Star Wars Trilogy, and…I was born (huge risk!).

Rates/terms are only a tad higher than conventional apples to apples nowadays with similar costs.