I'm hoping some can share or tell us from your experience any items that are crucial to include on the following:List for tenants departing,  check list for cleaning etc.Walk through check list new tenant.Hand out to educate new renters for what is expected, rent payments to be sent/deposited to: (new owner). 

I dont have any debt and I have a good financial education (thanks to my husband).I would like to start investing in Real Estate, especially in the US as in France, REI is barely up to 2%.So I'm looking to invest in turn keys properties as it suits my profile. 

I suggest the first action you take is to first get some more education, then get a plan, then take action to implement the plan, in that order.You might have noticed that wholesaling is lot harder than they tell you in the seminars and books at the library.

However, this site thrives on interactions and as such we encourage two way exchanges and look forward to educational and thought provoking ideas relevant to REI.

Definitely make sure you educate yourself as much as possible while doing this.

I am looking to educate myself on REI to get an early start, so I will be prepared to jump into investing once I graduate and have some money saved up.Looking forward to all this site has to offer!

I have been making it a point to search the various listing websites (Realtor.com, etc) daily to educate myself on my market as well as look for potential investment properties.

If not this may just be an expensive lesson in your real estate education.

I would find out what is important to the seller and explain why I couldn't pay more than XX costs and say are you aware of XYZ and educate them.Sometimes the sellers are not ready to hear the truth and you simply give your card and say if anything changes let you know.

Make your education about wholesaling.