I guess to get off the pot that would be most direct.

For instance in my state of Illinois in Cook County you can not discriminate based on the program but you can deny due to credit.

They both make pizza but one has older parts needing constant work and might not cook as many pizzas in an hour.You would need to show a depreciation schedule to the owner for the age of the equipment today versus when it was new and assign a value to it considering it is in working order.If the seller is going to charge you new equipment pricing for old stuff just go buy your own. 

If you would like to learn more about Wholesaling in detail, I highly recommend you try out a course called Wholesaling For Quick Cash by Steve Cook!

In contrast, we had someone break into the washers and dryers on numerous occasions, a drug dealer, a pot smoker, a gal who had boa constrictors, and more issues in a month than my 9 SFRs had in a YEAR. 

I'm headed to the BBQ Cook-off at the rodeo tomorrow night, but I'll contact @Charles Nguyen about joining the group.

Ahh thank you for the response @Brennen Cook.  

The man works in a fairly popular restaurant as a cook and makes $2000/mo.

Now we need to find wholesalers and purchase and sell houses to build up a pot of cash to utilize for potential fix and flips or fix and holds for rentals.

Is pot somehow worse than alcohol?