I absolutely love them and wouldn't trade them for the world.

Then at that point, the inspection and appraisal confirms I'm not buying an outlier to their normally-good property quality.Yes, there is a trade-off for buying turnkey or turnkey-quality.

That will make it clear that there will be long-term consequences to their credit and make it very difficult for them to rent in the future  if they do not make on-time payment of rent the top priority. 

When you enter any investment, you should have three exit strategies:When to exit if the value goes upWhen to exit if the value goes downWhen to exit when the value doesn't changeI used to trade stock options, and whenever you buy an option, you set your sell strategies at the same time you buy the option. 

@Tyson HoseyMaybe look into trade also.

People do it all the time, but there are serious consequences if you do get caught.

It's a local network to the trading area you are looking to build a business in so I highly recommend it.  

, buying turnkey is a slow, long-term strategy in which you are trading cash flow and risk for instant gratification.

Seems like you are trading money for time when you use a wholesaler to acquire RE.

It is a great networking opportunity to find other investors in your area that you can work with and learn the tricks of the trade.