I will forgo providing the washer and dryer and provide a number as Troy Green mentioned. 

My thought is that you should draw inspiration from her but forgo the comparisons as investing is different for everybody.

I'm just not sure if my situation right now is good enough for go-mode.

So, early on, right after college he decided to forgo the usual “management trainee” route and go right to where he could make a lot of money fast - commissioned sales.

I would have to know the market to an extent that I believe my valuation is as accurate or more accurate than the appraiser's valuation for me to forgo an appraisal (in my market at one time I felt very confident of my valuations as I had actually seen the units that the appraiser was using as comps and had far more familiarity than the appraiser). forgoing the appraisal was a big mistake and resulted in you paying way too much for the property. 

At least in the deep south were there was not a ton of appreciation and the new product was selling for basically the same as used houses. so for the 12 new homes i bought to the tune of 2.5 million by benefit was the 50% tax right off for Go Zone day one and those were my high earning years before the GFC so that was the benefit just for an investment not so much benefit..

When we sell, I'll list the property and forgo paying myself any commission. 

We purchased one house from Midsouth Home buyers and it's been mostly trouble free for going on 8 years. 

At first glance, it seems like an attractive option especially to forgo PMI.

Does anyone recommend a title company that works with wholesalers in either doing assignments or double clo songs.