depends on the market... some markets were your dealing in low value assets .. then wholesalers are pretty much your go to folks as agents don't want to work neighborhoods that are that dangerous or values so low.in higher value areas.. wholesalers from what I see will normally take all the meat out of the deals.. and or simply are new and don't understand how to value a property and certainly have no clue as to what rehab costs.. so its a time suck generally speaking.

most of the time I would redline and tell them no way out of hand... too dangerous for them and way too dangerous for me.the real value of the assets is only what the wholesale value is..

I have spent $50,0000 upgrading the home to current, high level finishes, addressed any noted safety concerns by my licensed electrician,  and they signed for home accepting as is.The email was aggressive in nature with no real actionable items or specific concerns other than "GRAVE DANGER". 

The owner occupancy requirement is an absolute, and going into the program with the intent to find a way to avoid the requirement is potentially stepping into some very dangerous territory.The place to find out more about the NACA program is by at a NACA Home Buyer Workshop, which can be located on the NACA website.Tim TrumbleOnline Operations, NACA

Raising outward cash flow, via added debt of any type, without raising income is an extremely dangerous play for somebody in their retirement years. 

There is nothing dangerous about it and if you were getting creaking/popping from expansion and contraction being different between the sill and the floor joist a 2x4 or strip of plywood secured to both would fix it.

My next feasible option would be the BRRR strategy, but that is dangerous here as the entire area relies on one industry for its economic prosperity, coal.

It helped me see things in a new light and be aware of potential dangers.  

This is what is so dangerous about RTO - - inadequate documentation and tenant modifications.First,  RTO should have been two separate contracts: (1) the lease and (2) the option to purchase. 

Then on the other hand, you'll have almost as many people tell you that it's impossible, dangerous, a waste of time, and give plenty of reasons why.