Hello @Cassandra Boyett ,Buying turnkey can be an excellent purchase method but remember that this is only a purchase method, it does not assure you that you are buying in a “long term good” location, getting a good property or that you are going to get good tenants.You have heard the old adage that the three most important things to consider in real estate are location, location and location.

Find out your local rental laws but I can assure you that the tenant could potentially refuse to pay rent and you would have difficulty editing due to unsanitary living conditions.

Mr biggerpo,My apologies if I came across that way I just use trusts in my investing so I am not selling trusts or anything I can assure you.I just wish to network with people whom wish to invest.There are many ways of course to invest in real estate and I do respect all methods, I just prefer using trusts thats all.Thank you for bringing this to my attention..and I hope to learn and network well with biggerpocket members.Thanks.

Legal certainty and protection Businesses that implememt procedures for complying with sections of the ESIGN Act have some assurance that they have obtained consent and provided electronic documents in a manner sufficient to make the electronic transactions legaly valid.

Even if they managed to develop a delivery system the could not destroy the US but they would be assuring the complete destruction of their society, way of life and probably every living being within their borders.

I assure you I have no idea who of them are on this board...If any...But rest assured the couple techniques out there that I've created are "New" in the sense that...No one is doing RE the way I do it...

I've built a real estate portfolio in 3 different states while active duty, and I use property management and I can assure you that its possible.

No, MTM does NOT assure tenant will be gone, not by a long shot.

I can assure you there is someone out there who is old and has a deal that they are wanting to get out of because they are tired of it.    

They put you through their process their lenders so they can assure their needs are met not a bad business model but does not offer a lot of flexibility $150,000 for a house in Memphis is pretty crazy if you ask me even for a B+ neighborhood.