That house was 600 dollars installed with a 10 pound pad and 10 year warranted carpet.

I wont go into details but several hundred pounds of weed and back door blown open by the law and off to prison they went.

When learning about wholesaling I read your sellers contract must have certain contingencies to provide a last resort exit, remove a tenant, or even require unwanted things on the property to be moved.

If you have a great deal with tons of demand you can start dictating the terms and tell a lender/partner to pound sand because they are out of line from the other deals you have. 

The old saying is true, an ounce of maintenance saves a pound of cure.

I think you're being pennywise and pound foolish.

Tell the City to go pound sand because you don't own the property anymore.  

You can use Bandit signs, drive for dollars, pound craigslist for potential sellars.

For a flip, tile or marble surrounds seem really popular nowadays.Is this the 4-plex with the 600 pound shut-in?

Also if you ever replace your roof all the pounding will cause those.The garage cracks I wouldn't be too worried about unless they are opening.