Look it up, many investors have been able to implement this method for billing utilities to tenants and are happy with the results/savings/increased NOI etc. 

My favorite methods of finding owners who will sell that way, are by looking at the for rent ads and asking if they will sell; I also track expired listings through an agent friend and pitch them on a full price deal but on my terms.  

I am looking to find new methods to help my company grow.  

I'm just keeping my eyes and ears open and continuing to explore all the possibilities right now. 

I thought so too you could use the double close method to get around the whole "unlicensed" thing since you do actually own the house even if it is for a short period of time.

unfortunately, i never explored the RE market in AZ. a few tips that has helped me here on BP, read the forums, blogs, set up alerts, listen to the podcast as well.  

I am in the process of selling my first rental (a single family home I've held for a number of years) and am exploring the best ways to leverage the equity from the sale into more actively building a larger investment portfolio. 

"turnkey" is supposed to be a method of buying a property in which all you need to do is "turn the key". 

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I would second @Mindy Jensen's advice of starting with The Ultimate Beginner's Guide to Investing in Real Estate, it's a great place to discover the different methods of investing you might be interested in, then you can move on from there!