Depending on the sqft. of the apt, you could also lay down 1/4" plywood everywhere (glue and screw it down) to add a little more thickness/rigidity and then use a 3-5mm LVP product on top. 

They know how to get quality products and subs efficiently and cheaply.

More than 4 bidders is counter-productive.  

I've seen several that have rental restrictions, so you may run into this when looking at the single-family product.  

The customer is paying for a finished product .  

I travel a lot too and would like to make those long commutes more productive by listening to offline podcasts.  

They are usually biased toward their market as that's what they know, and the only product they sell (for good or bad).Some turnkey companies are a hybrid of both -- such as Norada Real Estate Investments.The KEY is to work with a reputable company that has the investor's interests in mind, and can help them navigate the many markets around the U.S., along with the various providers and properties available. 

Can be all different products, doesn't have to be like 1500 of just paints, or just lumber or what not, can be anything.

I just read about the solo 401k product. 

"so what that will do is boost consumer confidence for all those fence sitters waiting for real estate to devalue in their markets by some big meltdown %... and as an asset class should sale right through the trough we are in and or have entered.ALot of why construction is down is the lack of land.. keep in mind builders need 2 to 5 years to get permits. and Spec financing has not fully rebounded as well.. so lack of product lack of liquidity in the space..