I'm guessing the most absolutely critical piece to the turnkey puzzle is finding the right people to work with.

The most common problem is not the feel good intentions of the owners, it is the lack of knowledge of proper dog training.It is easy to spot a scumbag-gangbanger-a-hole-criminal-felon with an aggressive dog(unfortunately, almost always a pitbull) but, the real problem will be when those good tenants with jobs, good credit and kind hearts, are so puzzled as to why their perfect little 70lbs sweet pitbull baby bit someone.Lastly, a question to the OP. 

I didn't feel like getting a new unit (rest of the house is fine) or doing exploratory surgery on my duct work, so we got the window unit.Window unit ACs can run $150-$300 -- I see this is a new tenant but if you're offering a home with AC and its not up to snuff, see if they have the "one bedroom" problem and maybe look to purchase a window unit. 

Originally posted by @Thadeous Larkin:@Ronald Starusnak - Good for you for demonstrating basic human compassion and at least trying to puzzle through a particularly prickly situation. 

@Jon KellyIt’s like a puzzle, you get all these pieces from the podcast but you can’t put the puzzle together very well until you have a property.

While learning the underwriting guidelines, I realized that it was all a math puzzle.

@Mindy Jensen I like puzzles that makes you think like chess, soduko, mystery video games.

The deadline was yesterday.On one hand it's really annoying because I don't have all the pieces of the puzzle that I'd like to have to get a clear picture of the house I'm buying.

@Nicky Reader that's what is probably gonna be the key to the puzzle..."

As others have said, price tenant is willing to pay is only one piece of the puzzle.