If you paint white, you can use that extruded foam cheapo junk trim.The more expensive houses in this area have bright work trim-- wood with just a clear finish.

@Bill S.  having

It's often the inhabitant's fault for not keeping a terribly tidy house, if crumbs are left around, or garbage is not well taken care of.Problem with the poison is if they make their way outside (which is of course what you'd like), and hawks or other wildlife eat them the poison can hurt or even kill that critter.Sealing up the perimeter is the best way to keep them out;  Great Stuff expanding foam can really help if you go around the whole perimiter of the house, and just keep them out.  

However, when I shower, shave, wear a polo, and jeans AND SHOES, I feel more productive and I am.As for the funds, rolling 100% back into the machine is asinine.

Lots of properties built in the 1960's through 1980's have been purchased and renovated.

Anyway, the previous occupants put spray foam(looks like Great Stuff) in 5 of the vents and I'm having he'll trying to remove it.Has anyone ever seen something so bizarre and if so do you have any recommendations to remeduly

That's what I did and I shaved off about 12k from my original quoted price on one.When you say inspector do you mean from the bank to give you draws or do you mean county/township inspector? 

If your names are not on the contract that the seller(s) have signed, you and your co-wholesaler will have to create/word a contract stating that the other wholesaler will get "X" amount of dollars if an end-buyer closes on (insert subject property address).

Couple things you may have already considered that could shave off some of your returns:First, a 203k contractor and renovation will likely be much more expensive than a cash financed renovation.  

Are you going to purchase them, to keep as a rental(s)?Have