It really hinders the negotiating process because the inspector might uncover more repairs.

@Jarell Stokes - Welcome to the vibrant community.Below, is the link to a BP blog on Wholesaling from which you will be able to uncover some new tips or build upon existing knowledge.http://www.biggerpockets.com/renewsblog/2015/01/31...Lastly, this site thrives on interactions and as such we encourage two way exchanges and look forward to educational and thought provoking ideas relevant to REI.Good luck and best wishes with you REI activities.  

Your inspection will uncover any major repairs or issues.  

BTW, I found this article with an interesting view on the whole subject of economic vacancy and market rents:http://www.apartmentstohotsauce.com/loss-to-lease-and-market-rent-are-flawed-metrics/

Your perception that you are not making a lot of money in my view is flawed....1.

Part of me wanted to just do a little due diligence to see exactly what I uncovered.

Upon further research, I uncovered two things and assume this could be why...1.

Feel free to poke holes in it if you're seeing a flaw I'm missing.

Could you live in a place where the numbers worked better, but the place needed work, or had some other flaws that you didn't consider. 

I figured there was not really a legal way to do it but can't hurt to ask and see if anyone had uncovered something I had not in my previous research on the topic.I want to use the LLC structure with my father purely as a way to allow me to invest less than the minimums on each deal and diversify more as I have a lower net worth than him and want to keep the risk I am taking at an appropriate level in relation to my total investment portfolio.