Less competition normally means higher prices.

I normally recommend using a Property Manager who works with the program regularly to help navigate the waters. 

My guess is, they con investors into $50,000 or more and spend it on their sub-par lavish lifestyles, making promises they can’t keep doing services they aren’t capable or legally able to perform.

There's certainly quite a few of us around but things have been kinda slow since the interest rates jumped up and BP is doing a revamp of their website and overhauling the different premium tier packages and I've noticed its been messing with notifications and keywords and such so some people are just missing posts they would normally see. 

It is a creative lifestyle investment that I think the listeners would like to hear about.

It's a little more work to find someone willing to do this kind of scenario, and in my personal case I just charge my normal rent and I'm content with that because it cashflows.

I personally wont give a wholesaler a non refundable deposit.. if the deal cant close for some reason they will normally ghost you.. this is probably new western or one of those outfits.. who rely on FOMO high pressure to get the deposits up front and released like that.

Normally the opposite is true i.e. rates down/asset prices up.

There are no penalties for an incomplete exchange, You would then just pay the tax like normal.

My recently departed tenant's deposit was not enough to cover all the repairs (repairs NOT due to normal wear and tear).