It is pretty straight forward - I would provide the sourcing, the loan vehicle (it would be my primary mortgage loan), and the property management while my sibling would bring the downpayment.

The utility provider never contacted me about it so I didn’t know until they got evicted.

But I look at it the other way: be sure that your 100% recap is actually available and provides adequate cash flow to maintain the property going forward.

Once it goes into effect on all the platforms it will likely become the de facto standard. 

While I’ve had a few frustrating issues with B of A, the convenience of their online platform, and their available services, have led me to stay.That being said, I’m willing to bet that the contractor has deposited quite a few checks that were returned for insufficient funds; stop payment; etc.  

Popup Meetup, LinkedIn, Facebook Groups and other online platforms can be helpful in this endeavor.

Boise Turnkey - IdahoJacksonville Wealth Builders - FloridaPinnacle Investment Properties - Indianapolis, Kansas CityI would be remiss if I didn't mention our company, but we are a turnkey provider across multiple markets as well.  

If you don't mind providing some data for me to reference I'd appreciate it, but understand if you want to keep some or all personal--namely I'd be interested in approximate location, bd/ba count of your property and the rent % increase (or if you're comfortable sharing actual prices) implemented between your last tenant and current one. 

If you have any recommended insurance providers I would love to hear them. 

Lender provides a first position loan up to 75% of purchase price combined with seller financing not to exceed 90% CLTV.