You can google the local contacts for Paces Funding, Lima One, Angel Oak...  

But with a TK property you will spend tons on plumber for a leak you have no idea where it's coming from, an electrician figuring out where the short circuit or bad wiring is at and a contractor to fix a patch up Sheetrock or chip paint and all while the tenants are moved and living there months down the line.Hope nobody gets offended when I say this but turn keys properties are for people who don't want to do any grunt work.

For a first time investment stick to what is proven is my two cents, River Oakes, West Side of Ft Worth, near TCU all great options. 

I like Angel Oak - great service and excellent submission process.

I have 100k to invest, and the following is how my money is currently invested:25k in retirement plans (12.5k in low-fee mutual fund and 12.5k Roth IRA - blue-chip company)25k in stocks - all blue-chip stocks that yield at least 3% dividend50k in cashAs for my current situation, I am a 27 year old single male.

Hey Darrol- I live in Ferndale and I'm in Royal Oak all of the time.

You want me to believe day 2000 the property is in same condition as day 1.What abount those Dinky Condos like Spring Oaks. 

In my case, selling a $250k home in Oak Cliff will take months.

There are always interesting people moving here because of the university, the hospitals, the lab and nuclear facilities in Oak Ridge, a Scripts TV network, etc.   

We have our own everything...from potato chips to coffee to spice blends...and it's hard to live without it.