----------------------------------------------------------here are more details:A turnkey contract is a business arrangement in which a project is delivered in a completed state.

Then throw up a trail camera.You only bought it a month ago and there is no real way of knowing what her arrangement with the previous owner was.

If you've got square rooms, any decent carpenter can do crown.)Staging - do "light staging" with decor on countertops, towels, things like that.

I would start with giving all the tenants you want to leave proper notice for the month-month arrangement they are on now.

There are currently 33 units (last I checked) in operation at the moment, with many at various stages of development. 

Yes I have taken over rehabs and new construction commercial and residential in various stages of completion.

Also, I plan to rehab several, then pay for staging in one home to help me get top dollar for the remainder.

I had the opportunity yesterday to speak on a virtual stage about raising capital for multifamily syndication deals.In the past 12 months our group has closed just over $120mil in apartment investments with right at $35mil raised.At the end of the session the host asked what would be my best advice for someone just getting started raising capital:I see so many people holding themselves back because they are a perfectionist and want to see it perfect before taking action.You will never be able to release a product, seminar, presentation, pitch deck, etc. if you wait until it is perfect.

Aside form a burst water line or no furnace in the winter most repairs can wait till I get there on my own time.I do not trust tennats to interface with contractors so will normally arrange to be there on site .. depends entirely on the problem but I do 99.9% of all repairs myself.  

I'm debating on whether I should be targeting additional investments currently, or (due to the stage of the economic cycle) shift my focus towards paying off mortgages.