I have to triple check all the T's for crosses and I's for dots before I will even consider thinking about moving to the next step.I think she is embellishing a little.Anyway, the thought that has been bothering me is that I am having trouble finding a "checklist" of due diligence items to watch for.

i'm happy to discuss further, but I think getting an income and buying your first house are doable, actionable items you can complete by the end of the year!

I think there are two things that are at work here: 1) Investors over estimate how quickly they will get a property operating profitably and therefore don't plan accordingly 2) Turnkey Companies oversell their product and don't manage investor expectations appropriately by explaining item #1 to them.

Animals negotiable.My longer email reply includes a link to an online application and background check (something like cozy works) and a link to a quick 2 minute tell me more about you google form (because I’m an agent and happy to tour them other properties if this one isn’t a fit.)I always clearly detail my (or the owners) minimum rental requirements so people who won’t qualify do not waste time.

@Rob Gervais if you’re just moving a wall or a door, a decent GC should be able to help with the details.

Thanks for your open and detailed post @Daniel O.!

Send me the details and I'll take a look as well.

Let's hop into a private message thread so I can get a little more detailed info so I can advise correctly.

Here is what I got when I tried to post Jacob's phone number: Posting contact details such as phone numbers or email addresses outside the Marketplace is prohibited.I have a friend, Jacob Mejia, at Ameridream who may be able to help. 

I spoke with 3-4, and the fact this company really brought passion and enjoyed their work was obvious in our phone call in their tone of voice, level of detail and the owner's personality.