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.

As a landlord, i strive too promote a different, more mutually positive landlord/tenant relationship.

I ask because I saw a post on youtube recently by a gentleman who was promoting the same strategy.

Make it really simple for the visitor to know WHAT you want them to do next.As an aside, I suggest you get a book titled, "Don't Make Me Think"As a method of promoting the property video is a great idea.

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

Networking with more experienced RE brokers and sales people who are investors like yourself; more RE investor/bankers to help you with your financing; more RE investors to trade with and promote your deals.Make no mistake.

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.

We are looking to collect all the "hustler"investors in our area to share the enthusiasm for investing with each other and to promote investing to the Millenial generation.

We are not allowed to self-promote due to BP rules, but I'm sure the many many forums that discuss us will help you make a decision on where to go.Let me know if I can help!

most are not well attended and some are promoting their own sales systems and coaching classes.