Welcome to BP.I'm guessing by your message that you don't currently own your own house, and you're very ambitious.Wholesaling in Canada is a major pain, which explains why none of our Canadian members has met a highly successful wholesaler that is always flush with deals.

While you may picture yourself reaping in that rental cash in and on a vacation sitting pool side when the renter calls in to tell you your rental home is flooded or on fire or the toilet doesn't flush right makes the vacation a little less enjoyable. 

So I call my plumber, and he tells me the kids flushed a stuffed animal or whatever down the toilet, and I give them the bill.

@Russell Brazil Great to know the Maryland market is flush with opportunities to get into REI.

Later, when the LLC's bank account is flush from incoming revenue then you can pay back the owner loan or reduce equity by reversing the contribution.

As long as the toilet flushes and the shower flows, they're ok with it not being a water-conserving fixture.All sales by default are "as-is" -- It's just that after the home inspection the buyers may make a "Request for Repairs" which is only supposed to include repairs they request that will cause them to walk away if not fixed.

I think for the purpose of analyzing the cash flow on the deal, I would build some cushion in for vacancy unless Ben is flush with cash. 

I like the flush mount lights that come in 6 packs at Lowes.  

He assured me the problem is the tenant is not flushing the toliet and when she does she doesn't hold it down.  

Greetings all, my name is Chris, I live in the notorious state of MI, currently moving from the Flint area (flushing twp to be exact) to Gaylord... which is 150 miles north and rests upon the half way point to the North Pole.