That said like @Bruce Lynn I will occasionally look more deeply at a particular property. i can't even give you a reason why.

It works occasionally.

Personally, I spent a fair amount of time in college and though I still do occasional work in the profession I trained for that does not constitute a large part of my income.

I attend occasionally and there is a solid group of investors that participate regularly.

Our accounting team has improved over the last 6 months at catching these but it is not a perfect system yet and occasionally a warranty item comes up, which we have to verify with the contractor or Martel team.

Account Closed should certainly seek advice from a CPA.I was not thinking in terms of a high volume flipper who does it for a living, but in terms of a low-volume individual real estate investor who owns rentals and is also doing an occasional flip (which I assumed describes the original poster). 

It might be misguided, because I'm comparing it to living in San Francisco, where everything is MEGA expensive, and some homes I owned in FL where there were super high landscaping/bug prevention/occasional hurricane costs, but I like not really having to worry about the exteriors or the roof and feel that that HOA is a small price to pay.

Plus, I would imagine turn key providers are able to get better pricing vs. someone who does occasional rehab. 

I have a close friend who's a property home inspector specifically for properties that are either in pre foreclosure, foreclosed, vacant, & occasional insurance claim properties. 

You'd get the occasional princess who would turn her nose up and that's when you say a gratitude prayer LOL.We included everything in rent - water, sewer, garbage, electricity & gas.