Sure, you have some avenues for marketing the house, but you're eliminating some key ones.

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Setting aside the security/liability issues, you can now put on Smartkey, which makes re-keying even easier.

This will give you some indication of the demand.

For Fannie financed offers, I've had a similar experience - even for properties sitting for months, I've immediately received "highest and best request" within a few hours, indicating "multiple offer situation".

@Min Kang,To make the @ work, do the following:Hold down the shift key and type @?

The new owners may want to vacate the unit and be able to make a cash for keys offer that might work for you.

You're absolutely spot on about it; never let anyone else do your thinking for you, it's a key element to investing.

@Elio Levy and @Oscar Londono,To make the @ work, do the following:Hold down the shift key and type @?

Turn Key investing brings both good and bad comments from people around here depending on the situation.