With a 2 bedroom voucher youre getting aproaching 1100-ish a month. 50000 is the typical needs work price. this is a very strong rental property independent of the work, which of course is the biggest question.

@Justin, I wish they would publish a book on the "rules of the blame game" regarding the mortgage industry; It was/is the economy, to easy to obtain a mortgage, to hard to obtain a mortgage, credit scores to high, credit scores to low, no money down, 20% down, underwriting guide lines to stringent, to loose, appraisals becoming parat of a management group, working as independant contractors, no doc mortgages, endless documentation, it was the mortgage brokers, it was the banks, it was Wall Street, loan originators being paid to much/to little and the finger pointing goes on.

A few traits I look for and provide as well are: - independence - a fast learner - great character - honesty - thoroughness - reliability - experience - good growth potential - intelligence - a good sense of humor In any relationship, I make a point not to ask for anything that I'm not willing and able to provide for the most part.

I first started with Re/Max and they charged me about 2k to carry the name but my independent broker only has me pay my MLS/NAR dues

I would definitely research the properties and property management independent of the turn key.

I currently work in auditing housing authorities and developers that are involved in HUD and LIHTC.

But, remember, this is if the owner of the LLC is sued INDEPENDENTLY of activities of the LLC.

They are independent and very experienced.

They get rejected by the property management companies so they are actively looking for independent landlords.

They are independent and very experienced.