This often means that the inventory of homes available for sale by turnkey property managers consists mostly of tenant-occupied properties that can cash flow starting from the moment of purchase.That same turnkey provider can even manage your property after you purchase it from them so that you won’t have to worry about leasing, rent collection, repairs, tenant complaints, or other hassles.The challenge, however, is finding a reputable and trustworthy property manager who will put your interests first—so be sure to conduct due diligence and compare providers by getting quotes, asking for referrals, and searching for companies with strong track records of delivering landlord and tenant satisfaction.

I would explore all of those options to see how many exit strategies you have.

(Open to explore other areas also) Would anyone be able to point me in the direction of meet ups and/or real estate agents I may want to reach out to?

Eventually your reputation grows and referrals are sent to you that meet almost every need you have.

Lastly, try and develop relationships with as many reputable contractors as you can.  

@Osazee Edebiri reach out if you want to explore opportunities here on North side with STRs.

Hi @Jon Mo,Sacramento does have some pockets to explore.

Greetings @Ryan Santelises  I'd love to help you explore turnkey real estate investment opportunities in Wisconsin, where you can still find cash flowing opportunities. 

Have you explored that in addition to your seller financing/Sub2 journey?

However, this does do a bit of damage to my reputation and that's the last thing I want.