That is why you tend to see builders offering such a big "Builders Credit" it’s because it's "Ghost Money" it really doesn’t matter or exist to an extent.A builder can go into an area build 20-30 homes for example, buy the first 2-3 homes paying top dollar so they can set the market sales.

I've seen newbie owners step over dollars to pick up pennies.

It's just branches, only $5 over here in AZ.....The fine will be more....I think you're tripping  over dollars to save pennies.....

It's quite difficult to do (and sometimes illegal) when purchasing multimillion dollar multifamily properties through a syndication structure. 

There was a case study where a GP raised a million dollars for a deal with 70% of the funds coming from his personal network. 

Here are my comments on the analysis, not the deal.We need to know the total dollars you are bringing to this deal. 

What that 20% translates to in dollars really depends on where you are buying.

Those are real dollars back in your pocket and they're tax free.And while we're on the subject of tenants. 

the best wholesalers spend thousands or tens of thousands of dollars a month on marketing. 

I don't know the condition of these units, but to bump rents several hundred dollars per month, you will need to spend some real money.Additionally, Home Depot or your plumber don't care what you are getting for rent.