Both are great options, but RentRedi integrates seamlessly with BP and is super user-friendly—I'd lean that way!

All of your posts appear to be just AI generated content, and much of it is irrelevant, incorrect, or incomplete, and not what users are looking for when they want real answers from experts here. 

Even if contamination was caused by a prior user, liability can still fall on you under CERCLA or similar state laws.Get legal advice on:- Scope of further testing (Phase II)- Escrow holdbacks or indemnities- Insurance alternatives if risk can't be fully resolved pre-closingWrapping Up: Don’t Only Rely on the Broker or Title CompanyA solid legal review isn’t just a formality — it’s a deal-protecting strategy.

Both options can work well if you’re buying in the right markets and from a reputable operator.In general:New builds tend to be lower maintenance, command higher rents, and come with warranties.Renovated turnkeys often offer better initial cash flow and lower purchase prices, especially in established neighborhoods with consistent tenant demand.If you’re investing remotely and plan to hold long-term, both asset types can perform well - it’s about matching the property type to your investing style and goals.2) Pros and Cons of EachNew BuildRenovated TurnkeyPros- Minimal repairs for 5–10 years- Energy efficient and modern- Higher tenant appeal- Often in growing suburban areas- Lower acquisition cost- Immediate cash flow- Infill locations with existing infrastructure- Potential for stronger appreciation in revitalizing neighborhoodsCons- Higher upfront cost- Fewer options in mature, central neighborhoods- May not cash flow as strongly upfront- Risk of hidden issues if not properly renovated- Shorter lifespan on some components (if not replaced)- Potentially higher maintenance over timeIdeal ForHands-off investors who want long-term stability and fewer surprisesCash-flow focused investors looking for better entry points and established rental demand3) What’s the Lifespan of a Renovated Turnkey?

I see you’re not a long-term user of bigger Pockets. 

I did not have as much RE assets then as now (I was not yet to 8 digits), but if we only pulled the users that were at 8 digits or on their way to 8 digits in RE, the appreciation would have been king even back then.  

I'd be happy to chat about the Find A Lender tool anytime and something we're working on in "the lab" right now to make the DSCR origination process as streamlined and user friendly as possible.  

The commercial real estate landscape is experiencing a dramatic geographic pivot, with traditional powerhouses losing steam while overlooked regions emerge as institutional favorites.The Midwest's Moment Has ArrivedForget the "flyover" stereotype—Midwest cities are commanding serious attention from multifamily investors.

They see other newbies and those that benefit from the sales in such markets advocate for markets with good initial cash flowing properties and it seems correct to them.My view is that if we only pulled BP users with net worth of at least 8 digits on the importance of initial cash flow, it would be way down the list of criteria.Hopefully those that most need the info in this thread give it the thought that it deserves.Best wishes

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