So someone who is looking purely to maximize potential return (and has unlimited time) is unlikely to find this a good fit.Here are some good websites for seeing the variety of deals that are available for hands-off investing/passive.1) CrowdStreet.com2) 1031Crowdfunding.com3) Ark7.com4) Finresi.comGood luck!

As for the company I am assuming they purely started wholesaling, but now they do go through and purchase some properties to flip.

Quote from @Joy McQueary: First time investor here!

I dont know and pure speculation on my end..Ha, I wish I could walk.

Originally posted by @Kevin Collins:@Ricardo R.From my experience so far it looks like the benefit of turnkey from REI is purely on the property management side (also tbd as they’ve yet to manage it). 

Whatever money they make off of securitization from the borrowers note is pure profit.

As a pitbull aficionado, he'll likely see this third eviction as proof of the pure, unfettered love he has for his beloved dogs.

For someone that is purely a passive investor looking to make as much money as possible, I agree that real estate is not the best place right now.  

Some HD vinyl windows really are pure junk. 

MFDUs in high-demand areas like Asheville might be limited, but it’s worth keeping an eye out for smaller duplexes or triplexes that align with your budget.If neither works, continuing to rent while buying a pure investment property in a more affordable nearby market could make sense.