You're certainly paying for the convenience of the turnkey aspect.To AJ's point, if you have an in with a local construction company or are there on the ground yourselves, then you may get a better return.

My perception: with more inventory, price reductions, insurance rates and taxes on a moon-shot trajectory, it's looking like the storm is on the way.

End of the day, you have to make sure your tenants can afford to live in your property and can pay out of pocket expenses.

They really struggle to pay the rent almost every month.

That's less that what my father is paying on policies in Florida for a $400k home not anywhere near the ocean.

However after watching many folks on YouTube and following their advice I have since my first month been able to pay all the bills with bookings.

Here’s the information$800,000 commercial propertyno down payment 30 year contract at 7% percent fixed.Mortgage is$5,700There’s a small vacant space on the back that you can possibly build a mechanic shop bay on and make some additional income maybe about $2,000 a month.On the front of the property their is a small building that has a restaurant and they pay rent $4,000 a month. 

Best advice with contractors is always warranty, insurance, pay with card(if theres a 3% fee so what) and no large deposits.

I have enough savings to pay the down payment (family supporting me in this venture).

Also come up with exit contingencies, if you have a balloon due IN X years and for some reason you can't pay the balloon off at the proper time.