If this is in the wrong section, apologize in advance Hey mate,Some quick tips to look for when evaluating a turnkey provider:1) Do they have in-house property management?

also consider the added mess from fruit trees, as well as the things they attract, for example in WI fruit not picked that starts to break down or drops and left to lay attract yellow jackets and other stinging bugs as well as the hazard of falling fruit, and staining concrete depending where they are. 

A quick google search gave me a bunch of info, I'd start there! 

It's a very quick and profitable way to invest and prepare for retirement. 

Here's a quick thought analysis with estimates: If cash is preferred and you have 30% of $2M ($600K), you can buy 10 units at $60K cash each and make $96K annum if they are at $800 monthly.

Just a quick tip for anyone managing construction projects on your own.

While some people got lucky for a few years with the AirBnB runup and BRRR, real estate for the most part is a get wealthy slowly game, not get rich quick.  

But neither YOU nor Jonathan or anyone else for that matter has reached out to us with a refund proposal, but yet you quickly respond to my comment on a public BP forum within hours.2.

New construction may offset demand and keep your investment from appreciating quickly but as more people push out from the city center, property in those towns will be in higher demand.My preference is eastward towards Wendell and Zebulon.

And we have to have some in reserve in case we can't get it rented quickly or something like that.