For a while, I've felt like I just couldn't find the pieces that fit any given situation.

Two of your questions will be more situational and location based.We don’t ever haggle on pricing, although I would suggest being flexibleWe check credit, criminal history and everything that goes along with that, evictions, and income.

Talk with other investors in your situation to get some ideas. 

Each situation is unique, if they need to make modifications to the property, for example adding wheelchair ramps etc., I look at worst case of what would it cost to roll-back all changes and add that in. 

Hi my names Jordan, really coming here to potentially get in contact with people who have been or are in similar situations.

I still don't really understand the situation with the Allstate quote. 

There are a few things to watch for: if you are a nurse and work night shifts and your tenant has kids that make some noise, it may not be a good situation. 

@Brian Bisdorf It's always important to vet tenants but as a general rule of thumb, the better situated the real estate, the better quality of tenant you can attract.

When we wholesale with integrity, we create win-win situations and build real, long-term relationships.Let’s bring back the dignity in this business. 

I have no money to put down, but I researched and saw that there are other options in this situation.