Hey Juan,If you are sure and can maybe get some short term transactional lending maybe take out the rehab portion of the wholesale equation and offer .70 x $650k?

Over the last two years, we now use a third party called PetScreening that verifies this information on our behalf, taking us out of the equation all together. 

If you have to move into the property in order to get rid of tenants that's a different equation. 

It seems a lot of information is missing as the expenses equate to 28% of the EGI. 

Consider there's legal fees for foreclosure attorneys ($3k to $10k depending on the state) and carrying cost of capital, so it ends up being a math equation for them.

But if he could bring it in for 250k (or whatever), maybe that equation changes and the deal now is viable.

I can't really get a clear visual whether it will be profitable or not since taxes are such a huge part of the equation.

Personally, I also don't think Brevard will crack down like Asheville and STRs in a town like Brevard can add a lot of value and have more of a positive impact...It's a different equation than Asheville in my opinion. 

Once you determine what you need, you can start creating a plan as to how much value that partner brings and how it equates to a cashflow and equity split.Keep in mind that partnership deal is different from an "investor" who is just financing you. 

Barring a major setback buying our own truck should equate to an immediate increase in income.