Or what if another tenant was physically unable to push a mower so he had to hire a gardener at an even greater cost to himself....would that count more towards the rent control limit?  

Have a look at BP's blog where new articles are published everyday: https://www.biggerpockets.com/blog 4.

Check out this article from Market Watch:https://www.marketwatch.com/story/the-hottest-housing-markets-of-2020-are-far-from-the-coasts-2019-12-12They nailed it on this one.

Hey Ronnika, good question. i'll start with the standard i'm not a lawyer remark and tell you if this is legit in your way, call an attorney you trust. anyway, to my understanding it depends on the length of the temporary duty assignment. in my state, maryland, it's enshrined in law that anything over 3 months allows the armed forces member to break agreements, here's an article. https://www.peoples-law.org/breaking-leaseif i can help in any way please let me know!

ARV = (Property’s Purchase Price) + (Value of Renovations)You can most accurately calculate this when you understand how how much value each rehab item will bring THE BOOK ON ESTIMATING REHAB COSTS by Bigger Pockets will help with figuring that out or you can checkout an article they already published going pretty in depth on the topic for quickly analyzing ARV's when searching for a deal.

https://dailymemphian.com/section/business/article/10178/amazon-holding-ceremony-at-frayserraleigh-site?

@Nathan NanceImportant Questions to Ask Turnkey ProvidersLast year, Forbes published a great article about how to screen turnkey companies before you decide to partner with them.

I would look into that I bet it does cover the physical buildings. 

One issue that we've ran into twice is that our limit on mobile deposits is $2,500, we have had two checks that were bigger than that amount and had to go to a physical location to deposit them.

@Craig Gray Here is an article that landed today on the blog about how to use financing with BRRRRs.