Do this along with a big fat GL insurance policy and umbrella on top of everything. 

In a pinch I've got it to turn with a fat Phillips. 

There's a reason that Section 8 pays landlords directly; how much of that money would actually make it to the landlord if they just handed the tenant a fat check every month? 

“I have already computed the charge of nursing a beggar’s child ... to be about two shillings per annum, rags included; and I believe no gentleman would repine to give ten shillings for the carcass of a good fat child, which, as I have said, will make four dishes of excellent nutritive meat."

So I’m starting with wholesaling but my long terms goal is to have wholesaling just be a back burner strategy because if I find a good deal, but maybe have too many things on my plate, I still want to be able to act on it, and just make less profit than the full flip.   

A range can cost $500 for a basic one from Home Depot to $10k for a viking 6 burner, etc.  

I was just glad I didn't look as fat as usual! 

You can always ask for more time from the seller if you need it to close the deal, but asking for professionals to take the time to (do what exactly) is not very fruitful and it's something they MAY put on the back-burner.

Something tells me the answer to all of this is a big fat NOPE, but hey, you never know, any thoughts are welcome, thanks gang!

I knew I wanted to continue in real estate investment but back burnered it for a bit (what was I thinking??).