The one hiccup we've had is that the roofs were in worse condition than believed - the owner mentioned that some of the roofs were recently done, but during due diligence, the inspection came back with a majority of roofs needing significant work; this was verified by the fact that there were no permits pulled.

If you do not see HVAC permits, roofing permits, or plumbing permits, this could indicate those homes that will need these items, within a few years.

My definition of a true turnkey provider is they have been in business for years, and have a in house property management company, and provide a true full renovation meaning they take care of the cap ex like roofs, water heaters, HVAC's along with a full cosmetic rehab. 

He asked me the age of roof.

I just don't want to start off with installing new floors, cabinets, counter tops, roof etc...I am looking to be more of a passive investor right now.

You'll be able to ask all the newbie questions without racking up an enormous bill.

Less than 10 years old, stucco,siding, tile roof, 2+ car garage, 1800-2400sf at the lowest cost per sf (usually $55-$70).

We remodeled the bathroom, put a new roof, replaced the hot water heater, and bought a new refrigerator—so this year will be a loss, but we wanted to get the place to a good spot so we didn't have much to worry about.

Hello, I am a new here, I am purchasing a triplex with current tenants that has been there for decades, after inspection we found out that the units are not safe to stay with many major issues, roof leaks, subfloor in bathrooms very soft, electrical panels that has been recalled decades ago and many other..... please let me know from your experience what is a shortage time frame I can remove tenants, or if they stay with standard 90 day notice how could I avoid the liability in case something happens. please advise..... thank you

Also is it necessary to remove the satellite dish on roof?