That's a deal in my market with all the numbers the same but double the price.I can't help but wonder what the catch is, whether it's bad location, terrible condition, or maybe the numbers you're looking at are pro-forma instead of actuals.

Kicking my tenants out would have been a terrible opportunity cost and renting would have actually been a better financial option.

You are unlikely to see appreciation for a couple years and - according to a lot of experts - may even see values drop 10% or more over the next 1-2 years.This is a terrible time to play the appreciation game.

It costs less than $150 in most cases to get good photos yet there are terrible agents taking 13 awful cell phone photos out of sequence with a scant listing description.I don't know how or why sellers put up with this nonsense.

If I did not refinance all of my properties, my ROI would be terrible. 

@Michael BolducThe biggest challenges with Turnkey providers:1) Terrible renovation work - we've taken over many properties that investor bought turnkey and they were shocked to learn the true condition of their property from our TakeOver video.

As part of the process, I had to upgrade the building's water supply to copper (was originally galvanized pipe and the water pressure had been terrible).

I'm sorry it had to be for something terrible.

They are mostly posts complaining about terrible guests.

They also got me on a 2 year lease but I probably average one request every 2-3 months from them which isn't terrible.