Good contractors look for a win-win, value mutual respect, take pride in their service and product, and are interested in establishing relationships with customers that will lead to more work.My suggestion?

Vetting Turnkey companies or individual team members, asking for references, scouring BP for reviews and info - even Turnkey isn't truly passive, there's a ton of legwork that happens up front.OOS investing is popular and viable, you just have to do the hard work of figuring out what you want and need out of your investment and the best route for obtaining it.

For review about Qualified Opportunity Funds.

That’s about itI have to buy some tshirt from a vendor to report to my business credit . they do customs stuff too. i was thinking instead of getting a bunch of plain tshirts . i got a "we buy houses" design made and was thinking of just putting them on tshirt hi viz green or orange. i did think man that is tacky but you know what im building my business credit profile (another way of funding) and im doing gorilla marketing tactics at least im trying. and who knows if you make it funny or something you can start a convo that can turn into a LEAD. 

You really have to do your due diligence to look at the property and ask to review leases and actual expenses. 

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I would basically review the quotes, follow up with the subs via phone calls to make sure the scope is the same for all subs and what I was looking for. 

I had got one from the e-forms website lease, but as I've been reviewing it I've noticed a lot of holes in it. 

@Thomas Berry I have been doing my due diligence on FundRise and really like this honest review.

FYI if you have legal lots, you may not NEED any discretionary processing through the City and can deed them off without a discretionary review.