I won't give my keys until the lease is signed and the security deposit is clear right?

Turn key ready to move into is the best in my opinion.  

Some key indicating numbers in single family housing are as follows:-Median Sold Price: $292,000-Sold Listing Price: Up 18%-Avg Days on Market: Down 33%Although single family housing it appreciating well which creates a great fix and flip environment, multi-family seems like a better long term strategy because of the 3-4 year turn over in Navy and Marine Corp personnel.

Management is key here to screen the best tenants and manage the tenant.  

I just recently started my career path of being a real estate agent, and I really wanted to focus my attention towards real estate investors for a couple reasons...1) I want to invest someday, so it would be a great way to make connections.2) Repeat business is key in the industry.However, I want to know what investors are looking for.

I have a mentor the main thing is to have a team put together: contractors, managers, handymen, agents....that's key!

The condo is turn key ready and I figure my home inspection next week should surface most/all of the big ticket items that might need repairs, which I can try to work into the negotiations between the seller and myself. 

It's not an issue for all practical matters (key word).

Then, learn financing programs, finance is the key to  the door in real estate.

Since there aren't already enough options... you could also look into turn-key investing as a hands-off approach. turnkey-reviews.com provides a list of great turn-key providers.And of course, you can reach out to me with any questions as well.Happy investing!