If you feel they're being too harsh, think about their intent.

Personally I like the A-B neighborhoods, south of the mason dixon line (the winters aren't as harsh), because it's a safer more consistent investment with the rental clientele you're working with and it's almost guarantee'd you'll get every dollar invested back, of course if you buy the right deal.

Some I think this is a little bit intrusive or harsh.

There so much stuff that I don't know how to charge the Dryage and Storage.I am spending thousands of dollars on this clean up and I cannot do anything until 30 days go by.I would love to hear from you what you think would be a fair charge of this storage.Today, 20 days into the period he sent me a really harsh text message, and this is the very first communication I have received, demanding I give his stuff back. 

If you feel they're being too harsh, think about their intent.

Treated pine is more budget-friendly and offers good durability due to chemical treatments, although it will not look as nice in my opinion.

Here are some harsh truths for you all.The problem with people having problems with how to wholesale is that they have no clue what their problem is.They all ask questions about how to find cash buyers, how to do cold calling, how to do DMM, how to wholesale on the friggin MLS.The one simple reason so many have problems wholesaling successfully,  is because they don't understand that when it comes to wholesaling and anything REI, it is all about lead generation.Lead generation is not about targeting motivated sellers.

Don't mean to sound harsh, but amazing job saving $100K and I wish you the best of luck!!

Much like we've mentioned on this board quite a few times, if rates do come down in a harsh fashion it's for a net negative underlying reason.

So far have been suggested Bobbie King of Fairway, Sean Huss of Chemical Bank, and Matt Slater from Northpointe Bank.Through my initial interviews they seem all very capable, helpful, and knowledgeable.