Can't let the tax tail wag the dog.He may also be a candidate for a Deferred Sales Trust.

So, if the tenant is paying rent they are more than likely to ride their contractors' tails so that they can get in the space and start making money to pay their rent. 

You got the tiger by the tail as an electrician, I'd say your a fool to throw that out.

Your tenant may have a lawyer with them you don't want your team to be sent away tail between their legs.

Even if you were to learn everything there is to learn about wholesaling it doesn't guarantee you anything.If you work hard at anything it gives you the best opportunity to get out.A tried and true way to get out (the way I did) was go to college and get an education get a high paying job from that education.Another way is to find a trade that has a high paying salary and work you tail off and make money.Poverty never snuck up on anybody. 

While you can go out and chase your tail on something like this, how much of a time-suck is that, right. 

dont let the tax tail wag the dog.. flipping remotely is HIGHLY risky.. 

I am curious what people mean by "crash" - do you mean a full on tail spin like 2008 or just a correction? 

Started the loan process to do a refi on our primary residence at the end of July/early August of 2020 and it didn't close until the tail end of December 2020.

There will always be opportunities and money made by those who persist, learn, and work their tails off.