And to calculate allocations to this exactitude, the $10.00 fee is justified.So the key is how the lease is worded regarding utilities and any local regulations.I myself have a paranoid co-worker.

We haven't even done our first deal yet (unless you count our primary residence which we're also thinking differently about at this point, thinking about potential value add's and potentially renting it out if we could find something else where the numbers make sense) but we're already hooked.I am a professional delivery driver for a fairly large company and for the last month during work I've been burning through the BP podcasts at a very rapid rate. 

Third, if you are new to real estate I would highly recommend three keys things:1.

Education is key!

I'm looking for a real estate attorney who can support me with an issue with a turn key provider in Baltimore, MD.

Joining a group of like minded investors is key, you can form new relationships that could help you with financing as long as you find a good deal. 

Effective communication is the key to any PM/Investor relationship.

@Alexander Schnidt Focus is key.

We could buy a turn key 2bed 1ba for 75k and rent it no problem.

but in my opinion and I have been working in the asset class for 2 decades now and owned close to 500 of these.. if you have this issue now there is a high likelihood of repeat offenses..Many times the tenants themselves will take the items or hand the keys to their cousin who strips the home..