I also must say that Zach Lemaster has been very present here on the forums and also willing to pick up the phone and answer any questions I have about R2R, which I believe speaks volume to his desire to meet and exceed his investors' expectations.The following three companies have a slightly different approach to the "turn key" model and are basically offering the same kind of service, but simply all in different markets.

They turn the temperature up or down and expect the space to immediately reach their desired temperature.

I have a feeling i am not the first one to think about this so trying to find out reasons why someone hasn't tried yet.I am almost ready with the platform so would love to have feedback on desired features as well to understand what i have built is what market needs.

After I found a desired area, I began searching for a realtor.This is where things got messy, since I did not research what type of realtor would be best for me.

I work with a lot of house hack clients and in Milwaukee your out of pocket would be about right for a duplex on the desireable East Side close to the lake.Typically that would be a $275k-375k purchase price depending on condition, rents between 1400 and 1700 depending on number of bedrooms, square footage and condition of kitchen and bath.

I've seen a lot of people mention 10 properties as the point where a PM makes sense, but I think that depends greatly on the desired level of involvement and willingness to take potentially lower returns. 

The reason why my situation is so sustainable is that I'm in a pretty desirable location and people are really struggling to find places to rent where they can afford it and qualify. 

It would be neat to have a game plan for what to include in business processes based on desired strategy and niche! 

From my experience, many busy professionals don't have the bandwidth or desire to become a true expert in each area of real estate investing, they may like the asset class, but are inhibited from making this their full time focus.#10– Capital InvestmentsActive real estate investors should plan to handle insurance claims, emergencies, and repairs, which may require additional money at times.

While your desire to help is admirable it may also cause you issues down the road.