If anything is hidden (a lien, an oil tank, etc) or the numbers are way off (rehab or ARV), I cancel a wholesaler forever and never look back.

Is it one-off sales (not good) or do you have a large number of repeat buyers (better).For example, think of a heating oil dealer. 

Once you remove the existing flooring if there’s pet smells ask here on the forum but I believe you want something like oil based Kilz paint to paint the sub floor with to encapsulate the smells.

Seems like they'd have no incentive to keep it up on maintenance or care if it hits rocks or stumps, has oil, etc...

ps I’m in the oil and gas industry 

Here's mine from the last few days.Propane stripper: a large piece of equipment that removes propane from semi-refined crude oil just before it reaches a fluid hydraulic catalytic cracking unit.Chulo: Spanish, a pimp or gangster type of person that is attractive looking.

This project took a little longer than expected because we did an oil to gas conversion which took about 8 months for utility to bring gas to the house.

Biggest challenge was oil to gas conversion.Learned how to create corporation and use tax laws

What are you opinión of this deal: bought home for 410k, fha with 6% seller concession.The home is a live and flip deal. 4bed, 1 bathroom. 1500Sq ft cape, roof is mid life, no foundation issues, no oil tank issue, no furnace issues Renov 48k ( on a personal loan) ( New kitchen, second bathroom, landscaping, fencing, repair existing bathroom, New flooring, paint the inside, replace two window, repair deck, putca couplecof gutters,, update electrical panel, New major appliances)With the current market in my area ARV 560K (iam in upstate ny) Should I keep for 2yrs or refinance and rent this out?

When COVID happened a year ago the oil and gas industry also tanked to the point we had negative oil prices.