I have done extensive due diligence on the property and even had a chance to look inside with the owner.

By the end of the seminar they talk you into signing up for an extensive 3 day workshop that goes into complete detail about all of the information presented at the free workshop.

My thought process is: prepare and file my own extensions (making sure I've paid in at least 110% of what was owed in 2014).

After extensive deliberation, I've come to the decision to reenlist for retirement. 10 years down, 10 to go.

Hi Max,To find private money with no down payment requirement one would have to have an extensive experience or willing family member.

Well after the walk thru it needed extensive cosmetic work: walls removed, ceiling blown up etc.

We have to begin by defining Turnkey - many people use this very loosely and it may carry a broad range of defiant as you engage with one operator to another.TURNKEY = accountability, economies of scale, easy access to expertise, passive incomeAsset that has been acquired in advance of any investor commitments by an operatorOperator completes renovation in-house (extensive, systematic, uniform construction material & methodology, implementation of resilient materials)Operator has an in-house leasing team Operator manages the asset in-houseNo MiddlemenDirect access to premium free assetIn-House Management StaffHome cashflows from day one as tenant placement occurs prior to transfer of title That is the most rudimentary definition of a real Turnkey asset and experience.

I'll be using those calculators extensively and looks like there is plenty of reading material.  

I have an extensive background in Commercial and Real Estate lending, so I would like to offer my expertise where applicable.

I had to go through an extensive exception process to ensure that the city would not ask for it to be torn down.