So I'd say both houses tie on those metrics.Both neighborhoods are nice, so that would appear to be another tie, but it looks like you may have a slight preference towards the neighborhood the second house is in- so let's say the second house gets a point for that.But here's the main distinction, and why I'd probably go for the second house, if all else is equal(and let's be honest with ourselves, when is all else ever equal?) 

That is a GREAT distinction and should be read by everyone in this thread.  

Just the same, wholesaling is not illegal until the operator performs in an illegal manner.Another distinction that really needs to be made here is this, there are wholesalers out there, there are those "wanting" to be wholesaler, and then there are the dishonest scumbuckets.

In November 1978, it was cyanide laced Flavor Aid, not Kool Aid that was distributed to members of the Peoples Temple in Jonestown.

(That's 6 full time people)We also have a full warehouse to help with material logistics, an off-site accountant to run our books, and heavy investment in technology to make all of the above go faster (Such as Buildertrend and Exaktime)... and there are definitely times when we feel distinctly understaffed.Personally, running all of that myself, I could not imagine myself handling more than 1 or 2 jobs without absolutely losing my mind. 

We usually get 25-35 people, experts to newbies, all flavors of investing, city and suburbs.

Such would mean that regardless of whether or not there was an LLC involved, from a liability perspective (if such were to ever arise), there would be no distinction between you as an individual and the business entity.

I set up distinctive ring on the Obihai box to make the incoming lines sound different.

Learn how to market, and learn how to negotiate.As Flavor Flav said, "Don't belive the HYPE!"

That is one small distinction for you to be aware of.