If you have not done some of these initial steps I encourage you to search and educate yourself of the numerous BP posts and blogs on turnkey operations before you spend another dime.

Mayor Stack has done an excellent job making do with what we have, obtaining federal funds regardless of whether the governor has a “D” or “R” after his name, and as a result, many parks, libraries, schools and community centers have been built or refurbished, including a state of the art high school and elementary school, numerous repaved sidewalks with trees, etc.

Good luck getting that from most other “turnkey companies” as I have listened to and have been made privy of numerous dissatisfied transactions (and rightfully so in most of them).

@Jenni MooreI've obtained numerous good deals through auction.com.

There are some turnkey real estate investment firms out there that offer a 100% passive solution for real estate investors.The benefits of turnkey properties are numerous, especially when you invest within emerging markets.

There are numerous reasons why I haven't made an attempt to remedy the issue by paying for it yet, one of which is because my agents broker specifically told me do not do anything at this time.Legally, the buyer cannot sue me before attempting to resolve the issue in mediation (per the sales contract), so it will never come to a lawsuit.

A typically family in Michigan could get into a starter home in numerous suburbs around Detroit under $100K build some equity and moveup to the next home in 5-10 years.

By doing this there are numerous tax strategies that come into play by increasing deductions including meals/travel write offs, paying family member on payroll so you’re shifting the income on to them so you’re essentially paying the SE tax.

Almost all "custom" cabinetmakers buy doors from online suppliers rather than make them.

I’ve had this exact same discussion with numerous investors and they are ALWAYS one side or the other.