Find someone who is NARPM certified if possible, and find out their eviction rates, how long it takes to lease up, what the lease up fees are and what their vacancy rate is on the portfolio they manage.Make sure that when buying turn key that you get a complete rehab scope list with a total cost of what went into the house, this allows you to compare apples to apples. 

Generally speaking the higher the value when comparing apples to apples the lower the risk...that is part of the value you are paying for.

Can't let one bad apple ruin the whole bunch!

So you have to compare apples to apples to get your price right.  

@Matt Smith reach out to @Gabe Apple and his team

I have watched the Hilton-Wise TV and love what y’all do.I was not looking into a rehab, just a little cosmetic value add turnkey is probably what I would feel comfortable with for my first property.  

TV room?

When I had my handyman business in Indy I was always ranked at the top and Angie Hicks eventually had me doing the 5:15 news segment for her on wish8 TV .

Typically 10%Most importantly, compare apples to apples and not apples to oranges. 

Has anyone tried that scanner that has commercials on TV that is made for receipts and folders everything for you?