If your motivation is top market value, then I recommend you visit with a few experienced local Realtors to ensure you aren't leaving a ton of equity on the table if you do sell directly to a company. 

Its never a bad idea to take some money off the table.

Lay your cards on the table and make a quick determination if you're speaking with a traditional retail seller, or if there is some flexibility, creativity, motivation. 

I think it depends on what everyone is bringing to the table, @Brandon Green.

In some cases I deal with larger, more experienced companies and partners and don't want to seem entitled and undervalue the value they are providing, but don't want to be underselling myself and what I bring to the table.

Hey All,I initially wanted to start investing in properties using Turnkey Companies but it pains my stomach knowing how much money I am leaving on the table, by doing this.

@Anna Catron to piggy back off of Johann, you can find the MRS straightline depreciation tables on the IRS website. 

This is an arm of Habitat for Humanity where you can donate everything from household furniture to appliances to building materials from rehabs.In our local store in Waterville, Maine, we have all sorts of appliances, sinks, vanities, stoves, washer/dryers, tables, chairs, desks - almost anything you can think of.  

So the total depreciation over 27.5 year according to the depreciation rate table is $98,939.

The property was inherited by 4 siblings, 3 wanted to sell, 1 got cold feet at the closing table.