Wanted to get insight from you folks if this is feasible and if you have any leads off market that will help me land my starter home.

I believe I have the general strategy down of getting leads on homes and making deals. 

This makes it easier for me and creates a sense of scarcity with potential buyers that can lead to offers.Legally speaking you cannot publicly market a property for sale that you do not own without a real estate license.

You should be able to file a complaint with them which will trigger an internal investigations and could lead to closure for you. - Contact a real estate attorney to plead your case and possibly start motions against the company/ agent.

Thanks in advance for any leads!

I suspect that this activity will reduce investment leads in the short term, but will lead to a bubble that creates opportunities in the longer term.

Plus, these would still generate positive cashflow at their current listing prices.I wanted to get some opinions on turnkey properties, any other pros or cons.  

It is a single-family property but will likely be rented to college students to generate some cash flow.

Is there any lead based paint?

My only exit strategy would seem to be resale with appreciation bc at $420K purchase price (new build in nicer area), I'd never generate $4200 monthly rent (typically around $1800-1900 here).