The leads are horrible and a lot of times are not even real estate related.

It actually isnt horrible depending on how much your taxes and insurance are, and if you are willing to buy the rate down to make cash flow within a few hundred dollars of your existing mortgage.  

This is a funny post with many agents and brokers about giving a bad reputation to wholesalers.It's like me talking badly about real estate agents taking advantage of sellers in a real estate agent forum.Just because there are a few bad apples, it does not mean everyone is the same.I have encountered bad real estate agents, but it does not mean all are the same.I have also encountered many horrible landlords, but it does not mean all landlords are the sameWholesaling is just a real estate strategy so don't be a haters when you see people succeed in this area

I have had a horrible experience with Home room.

I absolutely hate ice makers, and I would never subject my tenants to those horrible things.

So a deal that look great to one investor will look horrible to another and vice versa.

Imagine giving me $20k and I give you $1,000/year back and in 10 years it “paid for itself”   You don’t use it for an investment  you use it to punish oil producing countries that hate us or to show your neighbors you’re better than them  :-)  Usually it’s a horrible plan for rentals because you either have to charge higher rent and include the electricity or charge a flat rate discouraging them from saving power.

It's a great concept but that whole "all in one for only $50" just is horribly implemented.

This last year was horrible.

Edmonton is a neighborhood based city with some horrible areas that attract horrible tenants.