check out Bries turnkey reviews site.. lots of turn key companies advertsing actual deals. 8 to 12% seems to be the returns these days.. but if you have a million in cash I would be investing in your market.. were you have a great chance for appreciation over the holding period. and or collaborating with developers and other movers and shakers you can make quite a bit in the right deal with that amount of cashLike flips in the Hollywood hills Beverly hills etc

Hi my name is Ezra,I'm new to bigger pockets and the real estate, investing side of things.I have 19 years of carpentry experience. Ten of which as a lead Forman and three as a general contractor.I have been given the...

My contractor is starting to move really slow and we are almost finished with renovations.

Usually $20.Court is pretty easy, if they don't show you get the writ and you bring it to the building next door to execute (you don't have to hire movers but I still do anyway).  

Travis Beal it's in Aberdeen

I know some of you guys move really fast, but I am slow and steady and interested in the buy and hold method.  

If those things were done then giving out keys a few days ahead of time is not unheard of but only to move in small items before the movers arrive- not large items!

And yeah, there are a lot of local folks on here, from Seattle to Tacoma, Aberdeen, and more.

Checked around and for about  $100 I can have some pro movers accept it at the dock and deliver it to the basement.  

Now, it's highly unlikely that I will be a mover and shaker like these guys, but I can take what they do on a macro level and apply it to my micro situation.