By the time you finish your review and inspections of 50 houses - you will have a thorough understanding of the market values - you will be smarter than most agents in the area - you will not be fooled by agents or sellers - you will be in full control.When you are ready to make an offer - you will know that you are making that offer with the pure intent of creating equity or cash flow.All you need do now is to learn how to Control and Roll - using the auction marketing system to liquidate the properties you control.Be patient, take your time - don't let anyone push you into making an offer.The 50 HOUSE RULE works - you'll see.

:)Thanks John,A good way to start is to be patient and not fall for any pressure tactics or sake gimmicks.I a turn key operator is not willing to work with you for at least 6 months to a year before you make a purchase I suggest you move on and not do business with them.I have heard to many horror stories with investors jumping in too quickly.Thanks.

Rates will probably start to climb and the market is pretty hot right now but be patient, there will always be motivated sellers and there are always deals to be had.

Be patient.

I made some research, i think you will receive the funds but it will taka A LOT of time you have to be REALLY patient (like 1 year of waiting time 9 months if you're lucky). 

Rents aren't rising as fast as the rehabbed properties are selling for (I've seen the same  with Fountain Square), but it could be a good buy and hold area if you're patient, because I think the demand of living close to downtown will be there for the near and long term and the proximity to the amenities in Fountain Square is desirable.I'm not familiar with the Greenfield area offhand, but if you are, that can only help!

Or should I just be patient and wait for a great multi-plex?

An investor who purchases a Turn-Key investment needs to be thoughtful and patient before purchasing.

Not saying you guys not growing fast enough :), startup in the Bay Area likes to burn money for a faster talent and customer acquisition(the VCs don't have a patients to wait 10 years) but I'm glad that you guys didn't take the same approach. 

Be patient.