Feel free to rip me apart over it.How feasible are my expectations for my first turnkey property?

Get the cabinet out and then deal with screws later.As much fun as smashing and ripping cabinets out, I always try and "finesse" them some.

But the bottom line is they were using the D class assets as the base of their collateral or talking investors into buying them.. they raised a good amount of money through Alternative investment securities brokers mainly guys that rip people off selling high priced annuities.. 

My inspection not going to be ripping out drywall. 

If that's the case, chances are pretty good that they're full of it and looking to rip you off.I'm almost never as far east in NC as Jacksonville anymore, but I do pass-through the Raleigh/Durham area on 85 a few times a month - generally on either end of a weekend.

. $15k for buildings under a million is a rip off.

I did not mean cheap however I don't want to get ripped off either.

There's no way I'd ever pay for third-party property management and not expect to get ripped off.There are only two ways to make more money in property management, grow the portfolio or grow the take-per-owner.

Also, I would bet that you will get recommendations to rip out all the sheetrock while under negative pressure where mold is present. 

When you move on to a broker the risk increases some but you can still figure it out.Once you move into the private world AND broadcast you need money you have people seeking you out simply to rip you off.