So I'll tell a tenant I'll do the bait business (which takes a while since I'm typically baiting areas in the kitchen and bathrooms) but it is also up to them to do their part. 

Areas to consider: For those who are familiar with the Dallas market, would you consider Plano/Allen/Frisco to be essentially tapped out?  

They typically start WAY over priced to see if anyone bites.

Private lenders typically want skin in the game, most like to see a history of flips.

Typically not until it reaches 5 units does it just go off of cap rates.

It will be the #28 hottest metro market in the nation next year, and will still see rental growth as well, just not to the same degree that Sacramento will grow.For B class areas in Stockton, I would try looking near the 95207 zip code which is essentially the city center, or anywhere near University of the Pacific (UOP).

I will therefore, be referring to the ‘website bidding’ as ‘bidding’ for the rest of this post.Pre-Register StageBidding, typically has three stages.

Also let them know that you are shopping your property to other management companies just so they know that they're not your only consideration. 10% of the rental fee is the typical fee amount each month for property management.

The most important way to begin turnkey investing is to find a strong market and a provider you can essentially trust as a business partner.

That typically is investors.