Yes, it's just a limitation of owning units in the development.

Happy to share good questions to ask Turnkey companies as well once you've narrowed your list a bit to the companies you may be interested in developing a conversation with.  

Once you develop your core four (agent, pm, contractor, lender) stick only to that specific market until you are comfortable with consistently putting in offers.

Does this soley depend on the state of the property or has someone developed a system to estimate what additional cash they would need per value of home?

Hey Will,4017 Ensor Avenue 29203It is off North Main St in Downtown close to Zesto.TBG Property Management, LLC helps me with taking care of the property @Vatsal Suthar That area has gotten a lot nicer in the last few years and it appears it is continuing in that direction.There are some pretty significant developments coming down as well.

It's worse than you think, though, because the building standards are absolutely horrific and the developer abandons the property the moment it can get away with it, and the common areas and structural components are not kept up by anyone. 

The article mentions developers.

See the level of condensation that develops.

Over the next 5 years or so I was able to leave my Corporate job at Coca-Cola and enjoyed success in Flipping/Rehabbing/Renting/Developing/Building and generally doing deals that made sense. 

We have ground-up multifamily developments and retail acquisitions available here in Denver with a projected IRR of 20-25%.