No more.

I own 3 units, have tenants that have been living in one of the units for no more then 3 months.

There was so much water damage from the hole in the roof that there was no more staircase to the upstairs.

Think about it as risk vs reward for the lender.Your local millionaire might be really easy to work with, provide no more than 65% ARV and charge 14/4.

If you accept that as a premis, then the bedrooms and living room have to be strung out along the exteriror wall.Most units are no more then 20 ft deep so if a warehouse is 100 ft x 100 ft (that's only 10,000 sq ft!

There has been no more turnover in 1vs2. 

So that won't be instant, but hoping it will be no more than two weeks before it's looking great.

Many people on here have tried the coaching program and advised it's not much more perhaps no more than the info you can get from rich dad books or even info on here. 

well you can find about 50 of them on turnkey reviews.. then vette them.. inventory is getting harder to find in most areas.. markets have rebounded.. and the expectation of massive cash flow is not what it was when everyone was buying in 2011.. and thinking that is the norm or how it will always be.I funded a bunch of turn keys for instance in Orlando in excess of 200 of them.Not only Is the big real estate wholesaling firm NO more.. but the turn key operator is now building new construction and doing commercial.. no need to sell to investors when homeowners will buy them and they can make 30k a door and not get accused of making too much money LOL...

.), regular maintenance, property taxes (no more homestead exemption) and things of that nature it will hurt.