I certainly wish I knew about this website earlier on, but better late than never! 

What website do you use for comps?

It’s funny how no where on their website can I find anywhere to post a review.

Often times you can go onto several of the brokers websites and find which one's make that claim.

I was wondering if anyone could point in the directions of book(s), website(s) (beside just BP) or other resources where I can learn the art of structuring deals.I really want to learn two sides to structuring deals:1) Investors: How to learn the various ways to structure real estate days that will capture a potential investors interest. 2) Purchasing: How to learn the various ways to structure real estate deals that i am interested in purchasing but learning how to put it together so its not just a win for myself and my investors but also the seller. 

There are hundreds of turnkey providers all over the country so please make sure to buy it from a good vendor.Also with the fact that its your first rental i would recommend investing only in B/B+/A- type of a dealThere was a website that someone on BP had recommended a while back.

I also host a open house that first weekend. 

They would need the key to lock themselves out.Another poster got his post removed but shared the website https://www.epropertycare.com/homeI checked it out and looks like a good solution for those who don't want to pay for wifi to ensure they have connectivity.

@Dean Taylor You can read about these kind of loans on the HUD website : https://www.hud.loans/fha-221d4/In my opinion, syndicating equity and getting a standard commercial loan would be a better option in most cases. 

Simple things like a professional website, ability to take payments online, a real tenant application/screening process, maintenance tracking, after hours call system, financial reporting, etc.