Have you talked to your insurance company?

We have a company that buys Non-Performing Loans and, as a secured creditor, we love seeing BK paperwork.

-Decide between fixer-uppers, which offer customization and appreciation potential but require more work, or turn-key properties, which provide immediate rental income with minimal effort.Hiring a Property Manager:-A property management company ensures efficient marketing, tenant screening, rent collection, and maintenance.

The insurance company allows an additional 25% increase in cost; but we all know after a hurricane it will most likely be way more than 25%

@Michael Plaks Honored to me mentioned by you, especially in such esteemed company!

@Cameron Daste15 or 30 year mortgage it won't make a difference. if you buy the house for $200K and have a down payment of $50K then your loan is $150K. after renovations you sell the house for $250K then the title company pays off your old note (loan) for you and then you get a check for the $100K

Property insurance continues to increase with no imminent end in sight. 

Thus, the cost of doing business requires and demands that the PM company charge more and various fees just to stay in business--never mind making healthy profit. 

I have narrowed it down to RP Capitol (Ron Phillips) and Memphis invest as turnkey/semi turnkey companies.

I've called some companies and it seems like the price varies somewhere between 10-20k to move one, based on a number of different variables.