I'd consider turnkey investing a high risk strategy for that reason, with even the best possible outcome not being worth the risk.

Most recent big hypes is various iterations of day trading and options trading. 

--US and Malaysia sign new reciprocal trade deal.

I've been using "Subject To" and other various creative techniques for thirty years and I've learned a few things along the way that may make it easier and less risky if you are trying to use them yourself.
1) First,...

This structure created a low-risk path to a high-profit outcome once the renovation was complete.How did you add value to the deal?

I'd also like to double down on a massive opportunity I've seen in this space: the owner-occupant arbitrage.Because rent-stabilized properties are primarily valued based on their actual income (which is capped), and not on their potential market income, they can trade at a significant discount to comparable condo or market-rate residential properties.For buyers who are looking for a forever home, the ability to purchase a multi-unit building and owner-occupy a unit can be bargain.

What was the outcome?

But the paper assumes the best possible outcome, what happens when it is not the best possible outcome (almost all the time it is not)? 

The questions rellay is how much of these trades can he replace. 20% or 80%?

completely gutted and redone What was the outcome?