I will invite him to BP. 

I was invited to a local meet up last month by @Ryan Blackstone and I believe they have one every month - he might be able to give you more details.

Starting initially on the West Coast in San Francisco and other cities in California, companies like Waypoint, Invitation Homes, American Homes 4 Rent and Tricon began to enter the single family rental asset class with lots of cash and an appetite for disruption.

The ad was very clear about our requirements (ie minimum FICO, income, rental history, etc), so here's what I'm thinking:I'll invite the prospects to view the house, giving them choice of time lots in the order I received their inquires.

And also, a property in Winter Park that invested in regular landscape maintenance and seasonal plantings found that these efforts contributed to a positive community atmosphere, leading to longer tenant retention and the ability to increase rental rates without pushback.Thus, investing in landscaping is not just about planting trees and mowing lawns; it's about creating environments that enhance tenant satisfaction and property value.

This isn't quite exactly the same thing as the theatre makes money from screening the movie itself and the food and beverages while a restaurant makes money off their cooked food, drinks and atmosphere.

Any invites to meet ups would be greatly appreciated.

@Adam Craig I’d Change the front door color to draw your eye to it and invite you in.

Whether there continues to be thousands of investors or Blackstone/Invitation Homes goes looking for multi-state solutions as they and a few others buy everything up-there is likely to be a day of reckoning concerning the ever shrinking population able to fix anything on a residential home.I’ve never charged for an estimate.

I want to invite BP users to ask questions about the turnkey strategy, and what the most important factors are when choosing the right company to partner with.