It would give me the opportunity to inspect the property and ensure there are no other issues.This is not a scalable practice.

Having a tenant ensures that you have some cash coming in upon acquisition (while you may not know if the screening was done properly).

I’m admittedly up on TX contracts, but in general, the final walkthrough by the seller is to ensure nothing has materially changed since the contract/inspection.

How silly, get thevproof upfront and ensure the buyer can perform financially first.

@Anwar Abdul-Hadi I have written a 4 part BP blog series about some investments I've made with a one CF syndicating company, including performance data.

Many times people will use the filters on MLS to ensure they find pet friendly rentals and the person who listed the property did not check the proper box but listed no pets in the description causing confusion. 

The National Association of Realtors is a good resource for info like this.https://www.nar.realtor/research-and-statisticsHere is a similar link from Zillow.https://www.zillow.com/research/data/

@Calvin Waage Whoever told you that doesn’t know what they’re talking about the data is there a Minnesota is an incredibly good market.

I'm trying to crunch some numbers with local data before my fiancé and I buy our second property.

As an inexperienced investor, my inclination is to go with one of these Turnkey providers to ensure I'm not getting into a terrible deal and to streamline the process of getting it financed, renovated and rented out.