Personally, I'd NEVER buy a turnkey,  because our business model is focused on finding those "ratholes"  and making them gorgeous homes.   

I am a newbie in all sense but if I can focus on trying to grasp this concept, I may have a chance at a real possibility like this sooner rather than later.Thank you all in advance who reply.Much respect,Dan Nieves

I'm still a bit hazy understanding exactly how an RE investor should shift strategies around those rates, but that's one of the questions I hope to have answered or at least discussed on this thread.Second goal of this thread though is to ask what are some broader macro and more focused local micro indicators that you, as an investor, use as buying or selling signals?

One of the contacts I made was so impressed by this program that he offered to fund the monthly printing/mailing fees in exchange for first access to deals in the areas where he focuses his business. 

One of the contacts I made was so impressed by this program that he offered to fund the monthly printing/mailing fees in exchange for first access to deals in the areas where he focuses his business.

And maybe try and focus there.Thanks,

The closing specialist picked up right where the ISA left off and focused on building a relationship.

I'm only just starting to shop and look into what my options are now, and don't plan on moving until at least early 2019, so I'm glad to start getting an idea of where to focus my efforts.

Our focus has always been great customer service is the differentiation when you are renting metal boxes....I will give you a quick example. 

Because I’ve been focusing on 3 bd ranch’s style homes, it *looks* as though they rent closer to 1000-1050 in Gastonia as opposed to 1200ish in charlotte.