Often, "turnkey" properties are freshly rehabbed properties in D class neighborhoods where nobody wants to live, and no PM wants to manage.

They take alot of abuse and the bedframes and furniture wont gouge up your fresh refinish job.

Well they used the space and built multiple gardens that will now need to be removed and there are some chairs and a workout machine/pull-up bar that was left as well.

The property is a 40-unit garden style complex with 4 buildings.

For our multiplex properties we take care of everything else as well, except for the garden beds if tenants want to plant flowers/vegetables and tend to them.

What novice is going to start fresh drafting a 2-story duplex in a coastal hurricane prone region having no prior knowledge on designing or the architecture/engineering of it?

Hello, After reading books( rich dad poor dad, etc) , and listening to BP, I've decided I really want to get my life on a path of financial freedom, and free of my restrictive parents. My goal is to have my first prop...

This is a house build in 1930 in Garden City, MI.

I mainly invest in the 36603, 04, 05 zip codes.The market is going up, OGD (Oakleigh Garden District) has experienced a bunch of flips recently and pushed property values up considerably.

My windows are right at ground level (it's a "garden apartment" - lower level of a split-level house), and the mower throws some pretty mean debris.