I documented what happened here: https://the-opposition.com/2025/06/mid-south-turnkey-homes-t...

I would say to get super clear up front on expectations, roles, and the exit strategy and make sure you're aligned with the business plan. 

If you've done a comparative market analysis and your asset is congruent (or better) than others, than you should expect similar DOM.I had an agent tell me once, "there are no bad properties, only bad prices." 

What costs can I expect from this project?

@Stan Watkins Recommend exploring as many sources as possible to get referrals AND cross-reference them to get as much accurate information as possible.Check out NARPM.com, BP’s Property Manager Finder (BiggerPockets: The Real Estate Investing Social Network), etc.Also, encourage you to learn from the mistakes of others - by reading posts here on BiggerPockets about owners not having their expectations met by their current Property Management Company.

@Jay Hinrichs the goal of issuing tax is not because we have any expectation of them paying it but rather weaponizing the IRS against tenants who cause landlords problems 

Hello,Does anyone have any insights on how difficult it is to get a permit for renovation/construction in Indianapolis for residential property and know the expected timeline?

In these cases, I always follow up with an email to reiterate expectations and the maintenance process.

Some people look for expertise, others expect you to be just a "go'fer".You will find you can't be everything to everybody, nor should you.Like attracts like, so figure out the target market you want to work with and focus on attracting them and avoiding the rest.

I came across the new One Marina Gardens condo development and wanted to get your take on it.Quick overview:Location: Marina Gardens Lane, Marina South—right beside Gardens by the Bay and the upcoming Marina South MRT stationDeveloper & Tenure: Kingsford Group, 99-year leaseholdUnit mix: 937 units, from 1-bedroom starter homes (~SGD 1.16M) up to 4-bedroom premium residencesAmenities & Lifestyle: Cascading vertical gardens, 25 m lap pool, sky terraces, fitness deck, children’s play areas, EV-charging bays, and direct waterfront viewsInvestment thesis:Rental yields: Expected 3–4% pa thanks to strong expatriate and local demand in Marina Bay’s financial districtCapital growth: Marina South is being master-planned as a 10-minute neighbourhood with retail, F&B, green corridors—analysts forecast 15–20% appreciation over five yearsFinancing: Singapore banks offer up to 75% LTV for foreign buyers, with competitive mortgage ratesQuestions for the community:For those who’ve invested in Singapore property, what has your experience been with property management and tenant turnover?