If you’ve been on this forum lately, you’ve seen about 47 posts starting with:“I’m building an AI tool to analyze deals…”This is not one of those.I used to be VP of Digital Product at a large retailer and got my real estate license a few years ago for fun and investment opportunities.  

There are markets where developers built product relying on the mentality "build and they will come" with no coherent thesis behind why and those are markets where there will truly be long term pain. 

Also real estate investor agents and REO agents have different views on things as well.is there a place to understand the experience and type of product they sell?

This can slightly affect the LTV or interest rate because your loan is based on the income of property therefore we need to make sure that your property is debt servicing at our minimum required ratios.We are introducing new products in September.

As far as cash flow or future upside, so you're investor profile will look different for each deal. start with a deal, find the appropriate debt product, then you structure what partners are looking for.

They position the property as a product  with good photos, staging, pricing strategy, timing, everything.

If you're in a deal where the contractor under bid to win the job and now is asking for money from you to finish, in the meantime your loan is going and going and eating into your profit and then your house will compete with other finished products on the market. 

Wait . . . if buyers see one issue they wonder what others they do not see . . . put a quality product out there and you will get top dollar

I have not invested with them but if I was interested in that type of product I would setup a call to learn more about them

Just keep expectations realistic: turn-keys rarely deliver strong day-one cash flow because you’re paying retail value for a fully finished product with a tenant already in place.