I think @Mark Brogan has a good point.  

No one likes paying for staging - but in my area, when we go over the 500k mark, we get professional staging.

They are expected to make interest-only payments for the duration of the project@Mark Higgins We usually have a 3rd trust deed that we put on the property that signifies "Shared Appreciation Mortgage," usually the 50/50 of net profit, or 6% of gross sales price. 

When it's all said and done, you don't really pay a big mark up using a turn key company unless they're gouging you.

I'd just mark it up and re-sell it rent to own.  

We do also use AirBnB, and have seen a marked increase in bookings via AirBnB in recent months. 

Originally posted by Mark Hu:I would actually prefer hispanics because I find large cultural differences frequently cause major conflicts.

They are going to mark it up to make their profit and even "cheap" REOs (in So CA) don't cash flow so I just don't see how it could work.

(Mark Taylor).I really liked the SureDeposit service and the Mark Taylor people told me it works really well for them, and it also allows them to sign up tenants more easily because the tenant has to shell out less cash.

Originally posted by Mark Claire Updegraff:When we were looking for our primary, we saw one house with hideous tile in the master bedroom.