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Sara,*** Disclaimer - I am a turnkey provider in Birmingham- but I won't try to sell you.

While I'll have a good disclaimer that knowing, understanding and complying with local laws is the customers responsibility, I'm concerned that if a customer uses my products improperly and are found in violation of the local laws, they could attempt to sue me for the failure to comply with local laws.

This is an extremely polarizing topic.Full disclaimer, I am no expert, but here's my two cents.I personally love the idea, but conventional wisdom is a hard "no".

Again, a disclaimer: I'm not a lawyer and therefore could be wrong.1.

I put these numbers into a spreadsheet I use - disclaimer I am by no means a seasoned MF investor, but my results are below:Assuming it's turnkey, with an estimated 5% vacancy, and mortgage terms of 25% down @ 5% x 25 yearsAllowing 10% of rent/mo for CapEX and 10% for Maintenance/repairsThis deal generates ~$108/unit/mo cashflow, Cap Rate of 7.5%, Cash on cash ~8.75%, DSCR 1.47To me this looks like a good deal, but I think you'd want to look into a few more things - rent roll, are the tenants current?  

Then in the 2000’s it transitioned to social media as a platform for pretending and became much more gender inclusive.

Have you had success with social media marketing, email campaigns, direct mail, or any other methods?

DISCLAIMER: Not a RE Attorney or licensed as an agent in Florida.

Most travel bloggers have like a media sheet that has their stats in regards to number of follows and overall engagement.