Write a nitty gritty agreement as to: what are the steps for you to release money to he/she, who makes decisions, who is the boss, what do you need to buy, what happens when disaster hits...he/she has accident in the house...

.- They are as close to identical as possible in style, condition, age, location, beds, baths, living area, acreage, garage and basement specs, town vs private utilities, flood zones, etc.Finally, I'd like to be sure that the agent hasn't run automated comps. 

You can increase your chance of getting an offer accepted with FHA 203k if you show the seller that you are paying more than other buyers, have your 203k Team in place (203k experienced Lender and Certified 203k Contractor), and write a cover letter explaining your reno goals for the property and list your 203k Team members for reference.

Ideally I’d like to solely own it and be responsible for writing them a check monthly for their profit.

If owner refuses, put your request (with offer) in writing, send it certified mail.

Hi BP,Writing this because my forums search on turnkey showed a number of posts from 5+ years ago. 

I figured writing this out and telling as many people as I know will force me to jump of the proverbial cliff into buying my first property. 

The houses one street over are wonderful, and it is on a cobble street which is charming, but it's also opposite HUD style houses and near a Jiffy Lube.

Purchase price: $55,000 Cash invested: $43,000 Sale price: $180,000 This one was a simple ranch style 3/2, cosmetic rehab.

Once a month I sent emails to my contacts with an original write up of information relevant to that group.