I don't typically sell turnkey assets.

@Ricky Malott I, too, am receiving a low ROI.

Hey @Madhur Mehta - Typically, I like to rely on the motto "The numbers don't lie" - however there is still the time and effort of making the change. 

We typically find you can get similar rents to a condo.

Especially with it being a reliable way for both the landlord and the tenant to keep track of their ledger.In terms of exterior, I agree when it comes to multis but typically we put it on the tenants for single-family residences to be responsible for up-keep.

All four major regions of the U.S. posted price gains last month, led by the Northeast and Midwest.Days on the market up slightly from a year ago: Properties typically remained on the market for 33 days.

I received this inquiry and was wondering if anyone has had any experience leasing to ale solutions or any other companies who lease and then do short term rentalsThis is what they sent:I am a Relocation Specialist at ALE Solutions INC.

Interesting to hear about how you put the deal together and the type of financing you received on it. 

I haven't received anything through that however I've received some responses elsewhere

Also FED has little to no control over 10yr, which is just the projected 10 year real GDP (2.5-2.75% today) plus the projected 10 yr inflation rate (2-2.5%) currently, and of course Cap Rates are typically 150-175 bips above that with a 9-12 month lag.Many smart economists like Dr Steve Hanke and John Greenwood at Johns Hopkins take the opposite position that 10 yr is going down big time soon, due to M2 money supply contraction of 3.5% over last 2 years, M2 has only contracted 4 times since 1913, and every time there has been a proportional recession.