You may wish to move to an area where the type of friends you associate with will appear to fit in better, or choose better quality friends that do not reflect as poorly on you.

But I am presuming that the purchase price will still be in/pegged to a hard currency, not necessarily reflecting the dire local economic situation.My own concerns, off the top of my head - putting aside the fact that the country is at war - would be:1.

Our contractor gave us the 75k budget based on a flip, so we're pushing for a quality product for that price and hoping the ARV reflects the renovation costs. 

Owing money to other landlords and utility companies unacceptable, as that has a direct reflection on their ability to maintain a successful tenancy.We don't accept co-signers.

It is a risky deal so the price should reflect that and you need to know that going in to the deal. 

Each lease should reflect local state laws, and even county laws.

Hello, I'm investing in Houston, TX (rehab and BRRRR) and I recently started wholesaling (1 deal) and I want to ask if it is okay to start marketing for wholesale deals before I sign a contract with the seller.The aim is to guage how much investors are welling to pay and reflect that in the purchase price.Thanks,

I know this is standard contract language but I'm wondering if I should add additional language to reflect I have don't want to pay anything more.2.

As the face of the business, the awesome reputation (being positive here) will directly reflect on me not some faceless business where people have no idea who owns it and have to track them down.

People are getting pretty proud of their houses for sale and the asking prices reflect it.