I have used the analogy that turn key is like going to a restaurant versus cooking a meal at home.

@Aaron Cook I applaud your willingness to do this deal.

What does a cook or tailor or doctor or mechanic ask you for? 

Hi Darius, it completely depends on amenities of the property/complex (pool, work out room, home office support, cooking/entertaining areas, etc), the specific location (adjacent to a park or interstate highway) and the upgrades to the unit itself (lvp vs carpeting, quartz/granite vs laminate counters...)We manage a large multifamily in Sylvania appraised at $250k/unit with 2/2 units and it brings over $1k/mo in rent. 

@Anthony Smoke - Really great stuff.

News from the last day of March 2023, behind The Toledo Blade paywall:"A Lucas County judge granted a preliminary injunction Friday [31 March] to stop Toledo’s lead-safe certification rental law from going into effect on the day the new lead ordinance was scheduled to be enforced.Lucas County Common Pleas Judge Gary Cook ruled on the injunction Friday in a lawsuit filed by Toledo landlord and rental manager Charmarlyn Strong who is challenging the city’s lead ordinance.The city of Toledo has “passed, rescinded, and passed again multiple versions” of the ordinance, which has created a ”somewhat convoluted set of circumstances for the court,” he wrote.However, the injunction is not necessarily “a decision on the ultimate enforceability” of the proposed ordinance, the judge wrote.The next hearing on the case is scheduled for April 27.For now, the lead ordinance remains “status quo” until the judge can review all of the legal matters, city law director Dale Emch said Saturday.

“Residents and landlords are encouraged to still take steps to ensure that their properties are lead safe and begin the process,” she said.Judge Gary Cook of Lucas County Court of Common Pleas signed a consent order on Tuesday confirming the deadline extension.

Sounds like too many cooks in the kitchen, and no solid systems or policies in place, along with different menus. 

How about the countless other companies that have cooked the books, resulting in massive losses for the investors?

Because the women are working remotely plus cooking, plus cleaning, plus teaching, etc.