If you think about it from a lender's perspective, there might be flight risk in never hearing from the individual again, especially if they do not live there.

Choose a city with airports that have direct flights almost anywhere in the US.

If you can get to the property within a quick flight, it's worth looking at. 

Look at permit history to gauge the big ticket items.

It will be interesting to see if they raise ticket prices ? 

These are pretty small items and will come up with any house....even recent rehabbed oneNow if there are issues with the water heater or HVAC or some other big ticket items that was supposed to be new or rehabbed and should last for a long time...., then I would have an issue with the turnkey company

Are there pockets of Inglewood that aren't in LAX flight path? 

I wanted to get some legal interpretation and given it's the weekend, I'm asking here in case my attorney doesn't respond until Monday.From Cleveland's Eviction Waste Flyer: "After 5pm the day of the move out, the landlord must remove the items from the tree line, or be subject to a ticket from the City of Cleveland for excessive waste on the tree lawn..."

Minus some of those larger ticket items and it gets a little less enticing. 

If it is Private Property, just have him ticketed for parking there (do you have "no parking" signs installed?).