If you identify more than one property but want to only purchase one of them then you can identify that as such on your 45 day list and  have all of your proceeds sent to the closing of the purchase. 

But, once it's made it's made, and your going to get repetitive use out of it, use that will help identify when something that shouldn't happen happened, or when things went better than planned. 

The goal is to identify undervalued properties, renovate them to high standards, and sell them for a substantial profit.

Specifically, I’d appreciate recommendations on how to identify trustworthy turnkey properties, vet providers, and avoid potential pitfalls.Any tips, resources, or suggestions would be greatly appreciated!

To identify a "good" market, consider factors like rental yield, local job growth, and demographic trends.

Once you identify this, it will be easier to decide what investment you should buy. 

You've got to identify the resources you need to achieve the goal before you can determine the platform offering those resources.  

You need to buy, rehab, rent, manage, refinance if the numbers make sense, don't if they don't, repeat if you identify the right property and if you have the capacity to properly manage, and maintain external sources of cashflow to really get it going. 

Start by identifying the type of properties that align with your goals. 

It's important to identify your investment goals first.