@Devon Garbus - agreed that it is legally required to be presented but it doesn't have any "personal touch" and the law doesn't require their realtor to not present it without snarky comments like "you can do better" or  "can you believe the nerve of some people", etc...

In just a few years, Lone Star’s mortgage servicing firm, Caliber Home Loans, has grown from a bit player to a major force in the market for distressed mortgages.An examination by The New York Times of housing data and court filings, as well as interviews with borrowers, lawyers and housing advocates, revealed a pattern of complaints that Lone Star was quick to begin foreclosure proceedings, whether the firm had bought a delinquent mortgage at a federal auction or directly from a bank.Take Charles and Pamela Hubbard of Sacramento.

Everyone should be constantly examining their motives, strategies, successes and failures in order to be honest with themselves about the business.

If such costs exceed the amount agreed to be paid by Seller and Seller declines to treat and repair, Buyer will have the option of (a) terminating this Agreement or, (b) proceeding with the transaction, in which event Seller will bear costs equal to one percent (1%) of the purchase price.10.Title Examination and Time for Closing:A.

Can be alot of fun and nerve racking at the same time. i have a few rental properties i purchased. i figure the worst outcome is i would have to sell at a small loss.

You will also need to examine your local market and determine what a fair cap rate is for properties of this nature.

@John Thedford makes a great point--most wholesalers are doing that because they're broke or don't know any better or don't have the nerve. 

If you "failed" to check the inside of the vanity on the (exit) walk-through inspection, did you also "fail" to examine the inside of the vanity prior to renting? 

First time buying a home was quite nerve racking.

Pretty excited and a tinge of nerves all at the same timeLooking for any advice from those with experience:How do you handle security deposit funds?