I assume as is means as is, no repair. 

I would just make it a talking point with the realtor, you shouldnt have to pay for their services as the buyer even with the new rules. 

I have a tenant that wants to move into one of my other units right away on the first.I am trying to accommodate them the best way I can by doing my final walk through inspection of the place at the end of the month when the Tennant leaves (notate repairs and habitation of unit) and complete a new walk through with the tenant moving in.Tenant is begging to have their cleaners come in the morning of the 1st which interferes with the walk through.

Luckily bank agreed to make repairs needed to pass four point.I had to get a renovation loan insurance policy where I paid for a year up front in escrow and they would pull $400 a month till renovations were completed and then I could find a new insurance policy and the remaining escrow would be transferred to the new policy.Paid $540 for an appraisal.

Once these repairs are done The charge is $500 per apartment and $500 for the stairs and landings. $7500!!

The increasing HOA fees over 2.5 years from $445 a month to $605 and there was a special $1600 assessment to repair an old elevator, not replace it.

Has anyone had any experience using a turnkey investment service they would recommend?

Eventually I want the business to pay my bills.Right now I'm thinking about getting a part-time, remote job like customer service.

The project involved several agencies coming together, not only to fund it but to offer services to survivors, design the community, and more.CVS Health provided $10.6 million in funding for the approximately $16 million project as part of its goal to address social determinants of health, like the lack of equitable access to housing.

Call some PMs and ask about their services.