Hello all,For out of state investors whose goal is buy turn key single family homes in class B areas and hold them long term for cash flow and appreciation, 1) is it better to buy new build or a turn key renovated property from companies with good reputation like Spartan Invest, REI Nation etc.?

Imagine if credit bureaus could enable collection of information regarding cash for keys agreements You're absolutely right—landlords often rely on eviction records to assess tenant risk, but that only captures part of the picture.

Vacuum carpets and upholstery to remove loose particles.

Tenants who receive cash for keys often don't pay any income taxes on thi.

I am a Realtor who works with a lot of investors in the Keys.

Ask in your screening process if they have a vacuum? 

No need for a clunky online portal when they can handle everything easily via text.I completely agree that market positioning will be key.

I've been told the most efficient way to remove tile (this is not by the book) is to take some dry ice or liquid nitrogen use it to crack all the glue on the floor (hooray thermal gradients) so you can remove it easily.By the book self removal typically requires sealing the area you are removing it, encapsulate it when you remove it (e.g. duct taped contractor trash bags) and clean after the fact with a HEPA vacuum and then a soap based cleaner (our contractor used tub o' towels).

They are fiduciaries and are required to keep your data safe.The website could be a data vacuum out of China or the cartels.

Then I tried Home Depot’s home decors LVP on a higher end rental and the vacuum scratched and peeled a few parts and have also seen minor chips I’m guessing from objects falling.