Wide range I know but would have to test the market.  

Hi Team,After some months, taking care of important topics at home, I want to go back to get a property for buy and hold.Some mental notes that I want to run an acid test with the collective and amazing knowledge on this forum.With the current market situation, where depending on the source we are going into a recession (others will say that we already are) Will be the case that most of the Turn Key providers, are selling a Street Price?

Thanks for the offer, but I'm a licensed Realtor:) The MLS record is the only place where I've been able to find data on it.

It should be very easy for a competent Realtor to give you all the data necessary to render your own opinion but it will not change how much the bank is willing to lend :-) Hope that helps!

Mid-end market, $800k-$2M will have some decent gain while $3M+ market will underperform going forward.The data has shown softness in the $3M+ homes in Palo Alto since 4th quarter 2015, which coincided with the pullback in VC fundings. 

I'll implement in a A/B testing and see if that makes the difference.

It worked out well for him, because he basically got a "turn key" house that he could "test drive" for a year before actually buying without much skin in the game on his end...

It's important to have enough data to convey this.  

I am in the midst of compiling data on Albany, Troy, and Watervliet.

I'm not a realtor, but before you bash me take a look at the comments from Realtors about the source of the article: http://realtormag.realtor.org/daily-news/2016/02/17/best-place-be-real-estate-agent From this link: "Does anyone at NAR check this info or do you just copy and paste it thinking that no one will notice that it simply doesn't pass the common sense test?