Neal, the best thing about it was built in deck hands and bright works monkeys.Yes for me real estate was a key. 

I would also that once a building is more than 5-10 years old, I'd rather buy a well designed, well built well maintained older property than something was built more recently but not taken care of.Due diligence is key for all of this.

We are currently living in PA so working remotely with them is key. 

If the owner lives in it, it could take 90 days to evict them without a cash for keys type deal.Does this all sound about right?

The auction purchaser's right to close is contingent upon the outcome of that suit.If the auction purchaser wants out of the deal to pursue other opportunities, the terms agreed to may reference a closing date and what occurs if marketable title cannot be delivered at that time.

Will need premium luxury space build out to make this move complete with private sound proof office partitions and key faub security protocols installed. 

I am looking at setting up a program for helping people do turn-key rental properties, and I am wondering what people are looking for exactly when they are looking to rehab properties and and rent them out?

If not, change the locks and only give the tenant you suspect is allowing entry the key (without them knowing they're the only tenants with a key).

The tenant has to be able to hand deliver their rent SOMEWHERE. 

Turn key or are you willing to hunt the deal down and do some rehab?