The term "turnkey" is used loosely by folks that operate different models.Some acquire (own), rehab, and re-sell the property to the turnkey buyer.Some broker the property to the turnkey buyer, who funds the rehab out of pocket.Some are marketers/promoters that collect a fee from the actual rehab/property management team and steward the buyer through the process.In the sense that property management is often handled in-house by many turnkey sellers, there is a "vested interest" in the property's condition and tenant quality.

I think much of my advise runs counter to most people here. also I'm not trying to self promote.

If the seller just wants to help someone buy a property that wont sell any other way, he may offer a contract that promotes success.

I know that was an issue for many of us and we (BP Nation) provided commentary accordingly.One project I could see doing is initiating a NC CF project with the intent of building a public domain platform to simplify (and automate) administration and promote NC CF implementations.

I moved from cloquet mn down here due to wifes new job promotion.

Nothing in this indicates a passive business opportunity at the Platinum Level, nor do we promote it as such.

Tons of people have promoted all kinds of false claims about the lending system trying to justify the unfairness of having bought at the top and watching their values plummet.

As I've started looking into multi-family properties, Ive come across a number of people who are trying to promote their approach to investing.

This board has been promoted as a welcoming community for new and old investors alike.

I know it's hard to find good places to meet new people because of all the scammers and spammers out there.I'm very excited to be a part of this group as it's obvious they do a great job vetting members here.I'm starting a promotion today where I'm giving away my Porsche to the 16th investor who buys a property from me.