@Jaylen Boswell- wholesalers generally make their money by finding desperate or ignorant owners in order to make their spread-deception in their dealings is the general rule....”I’ll buy your house for cash with a quick close”, while they try to tie up the property for as long as possible then walk away if they can’t resell it  This is especially harmful with sellers facing foreclosure, which are their main targets.

I see lots of REI at the top of the proverbial mount stupid posting videos about topics they don't really understand and that can do a lot more harm than good. 

If you hire someone with several violent felonies and then they hurt someone while on the job, you are taking on risk of being sued for putting the victim in harms way.  

His reasoning was that if something goes south in the acquisition or rehab phase, lenders (or other harmed parties) would not have access to our rental property portfolio.

In this market, it might be more harmful to try to use an agent on less desirable properties, as some of them are too busy to care about small sales at this time.

If tenants are violent or actively harming property, you can likely fully evict them now under the "interests of justice" exception to the moratorium.  

Because it lets you keep a property out of harms way with no leverage but also lets you take advantage of leverage on the other property.  

An emergency is something that could harm someone's health or cause damage to the property if not dealt with immediately.

But there was a reason the Living Assistance folks and the Board of Health Inspector showed up with an armed police escort.I am brave but I am not stupid.I am not going to put myself in harms way by entering the woods alone again.

Thanks for your input I could but it would probably do more harm than good.