It will take a few calls and bouncing around before you finally end up talking to the right person.It also helps to have some promotional material you can email them with photos, prices, and a list of services.

Why Bigger pockets is promoting them is a mystery unless they did not do their homework.

Too often an investor has an idea of what Turnkey means to them and unfortunately figure out after they purchase that their definition and the product and service provided are different.Same goes for when they engage a turnkey promoter. 

Also, most places those happy to help spend your $ will be promoting won't either.

Before the promote, the range is 1.56% per year to 5% per year just in acquisition, loan fees, asset management fees etc...After the promote on an asset that grosses an assumed 25% IRR, the sponsor take ranges from a high 9.45% to as little as 1.55% per year.  

.- The next layer down are the "promoters" of turnkey, who don't actually buy/rehab the properties...they are merely marketing other's properties. 

And just because of that Id be highly wary of anything he promotes......

@Patrick Bavaro: Just curious, are you a R2R promoter?

Real estate has evolved into one big referral system, most anywhere online only promotes agent if they are paying for their name to be put front and center, even here on biggerpockets.

I don’t know whether or not I will still be in the Raleigh area in a year from now due to quick promotions offered in my line of work.