That is the main value of buying turnkey.Property ConditionMost turnkey providers put all their money into cosmetics, not systems.

I would put no trespassing signs, install an alarm system (you can get a wireless cellular one like Simplisafe for $300) and report any breakins to the police as a break-in as well.

Just need to have the right agreement and systems in place.

As for the $100/200 door, if you need a heating system for example, your cash flow is gone for a really long time, and you better hope you have no other big repairs.

Seller doesn't want to accept many questions however regarding hvac and gas systems.

I’m assuming if you just have one account that you would need to have a well documented system that tells you how much of your funds are designated for repairs & such on each property?

We just got voted as the Best Laundry Facility in Alaska within a year of operations.

It is a numbers game and with drive, determination, and the right systems set up, you can certainly succeed in finding deals in any market.For motivated home seller leads, you should really invest in a good website with proper SEO so your buyers can also come to you.

There is lots of money in the system and many people who do not have the skill or the want-to to put the deal together.

@Ted HendryWe have this great thing called a functioning legal system in the USA.