While I plan to focus on buy and hold, I picture a somewhat perfect scenario for me would be to find distressed homes the way a wholesaler would find them, fix them the way a flipper would fix them and then rent them out the way a buy and hold investor would rent them out.Am I trying to bite more than I can chew?

An agent will chew up your profits.

Dog chew toy or cat scratching post.

They are still in that chew everything, not quite sure where to use the bathroom at phase.

The Agent did not apologize and simply said that he chewed out the seller's agent, whom I do not blame not a bit.

I am concerned there could be rats in the walls etc and there could be chewed wires or other damage that isn't visible. 

But if you decide to go with it I recommend: No dogs less than one year old (chewing and bladder control problems), $500 -750 pet deposit, $25-40 per month pet rent and depending on the breed a pet bite rider in their renter's policy.   

Is Sal Buscemi's programs and training worth being chewed out and alienated on his public forum?

They won't chew on the studs.

Now that I have a deal that is stretching my equity limits I wish I had stopped chewing gum and paid attention.Looking for any intel on possibilities of using equity in a Profit Sharing KEOGH toward money down on a conventional bank loan.Thank you in advance for your time.