They must have renovated the property to match the surroundings - new flooring, brand new stainless steel appliances, a fresh coat of paint, etc.

Get them out by the end of the lease and start fresh.

Renovated both apartments with fresh paint & went thou & fixed everything making possible to charge highest towards market rents & added coin op laundry in the basement with sectioned storage for each apartment

Consider 2 situations: 1) You enter an LLC with a partner for 3 years for some predetermined payment system on a monthly basis and something goes wrong and you can't continue to deliver after 2 years2) You enter an agreement with your LLC and multiple partners whereby the terms differ which allows you to perform over the course of the 3 years and you pay the varying lenders off to a schedule fitting their particular needs with agreements fitting their needs. 

It’s certainly better to deliver whatever is there now vacant.

My Refi lender wrote a paper check directly to my HELOC bank, which I hand delivered to them and they applied it to my balance. 

If so there are better markets for that maybe a Cleveland or Indianapolis.Or does turnkey to you just mean freshly renovated?

The duplex is being delivered vacant, with the inlaw unit in the bigger unit asking for a 60 day rent back.

@Ali Boone I’ve probably delivered mail to you, I used to work in Venice many years ago.

Sometimes fresh paid and steamed carpets and refurbished appliances get the job done.