I would either get a good property manager that can offer intelligent advice or lower the price.

One is debt/liability, another is asset based which leads to point #22) financial IQ/literacy/intelligence is important as you deal with different demographics or target audience/client - single family consumer, investor of all kinds, hotel, bankers, lenders, regulations and putting all of this together for your target audience/client.

1) The insane to himself is a genius while to others insane... you can also reverse that one.2) Intelligence is defined as acknowledging how little one really knows.When you may not understand the hows and whys of someone else is when you really have to proceed with caution.

You are asking the right questions and the fact that you are taking your time instead of diving head first into a bad deal is the sign of an intelligent investor.  

I'm very surprised the "Intelligent Investor" isn't on this list?

If you see nothing wrong with your line of thinking or a generalized depiction of minority as D class there is no intelligent conclusion to be had.

I was wondering if a newbie could get some general introductory advice from all you intelligent successful people.

." – Napolean Hill"Talent wins games, but teamwork and intelligence win championships." – Michael JordanMessage me!

You have to create efficient and intelligent systems to handle all aspects of wholesaling properties.

Can that person who answered arrange a showing and intelligently talk about the property I'm asking about?