I’ve seen a lot of solid cash-flowing turnkey deals in cities like Detroit, too. 

Transitioning into investing is a natural move, and Fort Bragg’s a solid market with military turnover and rental demand.Your willingness to connect and provide local value will definitely open doors.

That logic makes no sense, and it left me feeling stuck.A support agent has now offered to manually deactivate auto-renewal on their end, so at least I won’t need to cancel my credit card—but this should not be such a difficult process.Overall, TurboTenant has been an expensive waste of time and money.The software is clunky, support is slow and confusing, and the listing performance is far worse than every other platform I use.

Job growth solid - do not see that happening. 4% incresase - I would bet the under on that all day long

I know it's in solid condition and has MLS history from 4 years ago, visited outside and seems to be pretty nice!

The key to scaling right is focusing on off-market, undervalued properties that cash flow from day one and having a solid team—contractors, property managers, and lenders—lined up.

They just want fast money.Their goal is the contract, not the property.Buy-and-hold investors, on the other hand, are relationship builders.They buy repeatedly.They care about long-term performance, market stability, and solid numbers.They become repeat clients — the kind that sustain your businessWhen you confuse the two, expectations break down fast.Deals stall.Communication gets messy.And agents waste time trying to force the wrong strategy onto the wrong buyer.Here’s the takeaway:Wholesalers are marketers.Investors are buyers.Wholesalers depend on investors anyway.Know who you’re working with.Serve them accordingly.Build the right relationships — and they’ll build your business.

My short-term goal is to acquire 8–100 units within the next 6 months, and my long-term goal is to scale to 500+ units through partnerships, seller financing, and joint ventures.Right now, I’m looking to connect with:- Experienced investors or agents open to JV opportunities- Mentors who can help me structure my first few deals- Anyone with off-market multifamily properties in Middle Tennessee or TexasI’m not here to waste time — I’m here to learn, move quickly, and make things happen.

Turnkeys can actually be a solid option, especially if you’re working with the right team and market.

If you don't then you can waste everyone's time with inflated or incorrect assumptions.