Then it will be more uncomfortable for them to ask for "favors".

I do not wish to be on the bad side of anyone including all you wonderful people here who have helped out lots of newbies :-) ,I have seen topics about using Bandit Signs and as I have told Sydney, Bandit signs I am uncomfortable with especially since I was in one area (and this is just one area alone)I have counted 15 different Bandit Signs in one spot all with different phone numbers which tells me that a lot of wholesalers are vieing for one area, and there is another wholesaler who really play the numbers and that one has more money because he/they are actually using Billboards to advertise "We Buy Ugly Houses.com" which costs way more then Bandit Signs (and those won't get taken down lol by the Bandit Sign Police lol).

If the house makes you uncomfortable, walk away.

Even if your not paying for them, if it's too expensive or uncomfortable for tenants, they'll up and leave.

Feel free to PM me if you're uncomfortable posting the information publicly.FYI - I am an accredited investor and have made similar investments in multifamily projects.Thank you

I like @Jean Bolger 's idea of looking into a management company if you're uncomfortable with dealing w/tenants directly.

Put yourself in uncomfortable situations now and you'll force yourself to find a way out.Best of luck.George

Do you folks who do subject to routinely get a title search and title insurance for these types of sales?

Realtor knows of stroke i had last year.Asked me to sign Listing Agreement and told her I was uncomfortable, She said she understands the contract and went through it with me.

I've never dealt with wholesalers before but I heard and read that they could routinely find properties for 60-70 cents on a dollar.So, I signed up to be on a buyers list of a wholesaling company that has a good reputation in my market (name is irrelevant at this point).They started to call me the very next day.