meet with a lender and go thru the formal pre approval steps to know for sure ..if the 15 yr fixed payments dont work for approval - fall back on using 30 yr payments ( and then just pay extra to payoff the loan quicker)  

how does eliminating the commission help the seller.. the wholesaler needs to deduct resale commissions for his buyer plus his fee so this is why sellers get LESS money by far on the wholesale route.. plus wholesalers are going to march buyers through the house just like a realtor would and wholesalers don't close quicker than 30 days either.. the only thing would be maybe they have cash buyers.. that's it.unless its a hoarder house or wont pass a lending inspections.. no way wholesale is a benefit to a seller that knows market.I always chuckle how the wholesalers hammer on no commissions I guess these sellers are really uneducated to plain dumb..

They do generally take longer to close however, since they are reviewing all your docs.If it's that good of a deal, there are lenders who ask for less and close quicker, but give slightly higher interest rates.

That way you will be able to get to your end goal quicker.

I was able to clean the place up mich quicker than I thought...and for very minimal $.

In this case I would be hiring people to do the work on the house instead of myself as it can get done quicker and I won’t get burnt on working on it every day after work.

Would make the buying quicker and easier.

Are you wanting to buy and hold a rental or flip for quicker profits? 

Allows making decisions much easier and quicker..

My recenty renovated 1 bed/ 1 bath units in Lakewood, OH rent out far quicker, ~2 weeks at $585-600/month.Has any other property managers/landlords experienced a drastic difference between those 2 locations?