They didn't and I had to offer cash for keys to get them to leave.

We are interested in Turn Key, also interested in buying 1 family properties in different states in the US to rent.  

If the layout is good so that you don't hear or see each other (good privacy) and you get the right tenants: (low key/low maintenance-people you'd hang out with as friends) newly married that work or go to school all day and just sleep there make it a breeze!

If the layout is good so that you don't hear or see each other (good privacy) and you get the right tenants: (low key/low maintenance-people you'd hang out with as friends) newly married that work or go to school all day and just sleep there it's a breeze!

I've even had them initial key points in the past so they couldn't argue I never covered it or that they hadn't seen it.None of it matters.

I know not all businesses operate this way but that’s why everyone says finding a good manager is key.

Considering  come may 1st we'll be walking in the building to collect the rental income and keys to the properties it seems like a sticky situation waiting to happen. 

Does the patient have living will, Durable power of attorney, and such basic estate planning document ?

I guess part of me also started thinking that I wouldn’t get the true learning experience from a turn-key purchase.

Of course, having a good PM company is key.