I didn't dismiss the idea of looking into getting into wholesaling, but you have to deal with earnest money deposits and they are super expensive.

You pose a good question.It looks like the “about $65,000” that’s being transferred to John’s PFS could have been calculated by adding the $8,450 Tenant Security Deposits to the $56,541 Total Owner Equity, for a total of $64,991.

Assuming everything turns out with the check I sign the lease and get the security deposit.

My best advice is to get a double deposit.

They never turn down a job, they go collecting deposit after deposit showing up to do a little at a time and on to the next project.

Purchase price: $46,000 Cash invested: $38,000 Sale price: $68,000 Live in fix and flip, admittedly the cash for deposit was a gift, leaving me time to live in It and fix things up.

~Add or take off promotional offers for guests....like book a weeknight for a $10 coffee gift card, etc.Really the options for changing up a listing are endless, but there's a few ideas.

Is this something I can deduct from their security deposit if there is more damage due to them not notifying me immediately? 

Best use of this "extra" money has seemed to be for paying down payment of 3 additional homes per year at the 70-90k price range. (15-20k deposit each, 5-15k repairs each, additional cashflow avg 320/mth each).          

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