Pros of turnkey:- Ready to go with property management in place- No fix up required- Can invest in lower price points in certain markets, think midwestCons of turnkey:- Usually out of state investments, might be a hassle to travel (especially from HI)- Have to build a team (PM, agent, contractors, ect) in another state- Then you have to trust the team you built...The list goes on and on.

I'm not in your market but could be one day, as I'm a traveling wholesaler😃Be in touch?

I live 30 min from my houses and I travel often for work.

I live in Chesterfield, MO but I travel to Kansas City once a month and I'm also looking for multi families.

I work as a CPA in San Antonio for an oil company so I travel in everyday but I don't mind it because I really love this town.  

Based in Virginia but travel often.  

If so, can I still book right-offs/expenses against it like travel, phone, etc?

Just quit my W2 job this year at 32, and have been traveling around the country the last few months.

But waste plumbing piping is designed for an array of nasty products right out the gate.So, does the floor drain accept everything then travel to the sump where the floor drain terminates?

We live in Modesto, California.We own a few rental properties in our hometown: Two single-family homes and a "mother-in-law" cottage that we list on Air BnB and is pretty much rented out continuously by traveling nurses.