Besides, I suspect there's a feature that lets you reuse codes.

In Maryland and I suspect many states, you are subject to triple damages if you do not handle security deposits correctly.

If you think of that as your acquisition cost for a turn-key cash-flowing rental and run the numbers I suspect they look pretty good.

I'm suspecting their system is a bit self-feeding.

I suspect if they thought they were paying the bill, they'd have bought a couple of fans and toughed it out. 

Despite the popularity of turn key, the underlying motives for most (not all) turnkey providers can get ugly...there is a prime example in Rent to Retirement...buying cheap poor condition properties in suspect locations, doing minor repairs, misrepresenting the neighborhood quality, and turning into a maintenance nightmare where you'll be nickel-and-dimed right out of the industry.

There are also those that do zero due diligence on someone, and most do not suspect that someone who does training in the space would have 20+ judgments either against them or pending. 

I suspect your return might be better than building a duplex. 

Oregon you will get in massive trouble advertising a property you don't own.. and I suspect if I go to the BRE website and turn in a unlicensed wholesaler who is advertising on their website or craigslist a home they don't actually own they will get a visit as well.simple solution in states were they could give a rip about wholesaling the way its taught or those that go about it is to simply be honest with the seller.. in states that enforcing the laws that are already on the books.. then close then resell.. simple as that.

@Thomas Moran I suspect you may find some title or lien issue.