In my mind I am aware that there's a difference in Capital Gains tax rates between short term (less than 1 year ownership) and long term (more than 1 year) so from that perspective I'd be taxed at a higher rate.  

We have a committee with folks with years of experience from various perspectives (deal, legal, banking, etc.) that will review deals before they're presented our our portal.  

I've been looking in Michigan because their site is so well done for a research ahead perspective.

For perspective, view a current posting of someone dealing with an eviction: http://www.biggerpockets.com/forums/52/topics/2273...

Jump on 4 Hour Work Week for a cool perspective.

I know there are some people on BP that have experience in mini-storage and they may have a better perspective.

I signed up on BP, went away to scheme, and then came back with a different perspective.

Fast because you need to deliver the project on time (in my perspective of a project manager) because if you don't, the owner will start losing their cash flow and they will hunt you down.  

Turnkeys are fully/freshly rehabbed and everything is done and operating on them.

@Marty Summers- I’m in the the same position-1st duplex,closing in 10 days-, but happily (or unhappily depending on your perspective) it is vacant.