Ditto...we did exactly that on a 4-unit as each inherited Gem of a tenant moved out. 

I swear this neighborhood is a gem

You might find a gem and an opportunity to make both sides of the commission if it all works out. 

Build equity start making some type of financial capital in that order to get another place in a few years.Yes I'm in credit card debt $27k in debt and only make $60k-70k a year but 15k of that debt was to buy low end vintage cars to rent to movies, which paid $7k in a week this month.

Market too slow for this 1954 vintage with updated home?

If its really a very cool vintage fridge, take it home and try to sell it to an antique reseller or use it to decorate a mancave, then put in a fridge that's gunna get you tenants

I'm going to stash those gems in my toolbox and look into it.

It’s a 1949 vintage colonial bungalow in the heart of downtown. 1,450 square feet, 3/2 with a fenced in backyard that our two retrievers love to explore.

The ones that stay consistent and get in touch with sellers that others cant seem to locate, is where the true gems are found in regards to wholesaling.

Some will do a semi-annual inspection at no additional cost (these PMs are gems - they get it.)2.