Details: Each floor would be a separate residence containing 4 bedrooms and 5 bathrooms (a bathroom attached to each bedroom and a central house bathroom).

I would need to take a hard look at things like the fireplaces since there are 7 and I know in old properties sometimes they are not up to fire code. possible asbestos though the heat is radiant and it has central air, possible lead piping, and possible new electrical.

Hi there. New to BP. Wondering if I can pick the collective brain on a tough rental I've been wrestling with for years. I bought a SFH with a partner (who still owns half) in Ellensburg, WA over 10 years ago at the to...

In Boston central, a tenant is expected to pay first, last, sec dep and fee. 

I am in central FL (Orlando) and there are many great deals all over Florida.

My living situation is a bit abnormal.  

I am in central Denver.Thanks in advance!

Here are some articles on the subject that will help you get started in the right direction:https://www.biggerpockets.com/blogs/7539/47409-what-is-turn-key-real-estate-investinghttps://www.biggerpockets.com/blogs/7587/50432-why-is-turn-key-investing-the-way-to-gohttps://www.biggerpockets.com/renewsblog/2012/10/19/due-diligence-turn-key-real-estate-providers/https://www.biggerpockets.com/renewsblog/turnkey-properties-expertise/http://www.fool.com/investing/general/2015/02/22/turnkey-real-estate-investing-can-you-really-have.aspxhttp://www.cashflowdiaries.com/31-questions-to-ask-a-turnkey-seller-before-buying/LOCAL INVESTINGThe good news is that there are plenty of local investment opportunities available in the Central Valley and Sacramento, where are all within a couple hours drive.

I am a newbie investor in the Los Angeles area who recently purchased a unique duplex, centrally located (Mid Wilshire/Mid City).

My current investment is a 2 bedroom condo in central Jersey that breaks even.