For a totally hands-off operation this seems like a sweet deal.

@Patrick Sweeting  you are probably correct but your question is sort of state specific.

Sweet!

Specifically @Joe Villeneuve and @Curt Davis who have been on here providing help to the masses the longest.What I don't get is why wholesalers sell off their sweet deals for a one-time payoff at a high tax rate.  

If you are able to increase them and want to retain your current tenants, I have noticed in my own business that there is a sweet spot for how  much I will increase at one time.  

Based on the math this is a pretty sweet deal I don't want to lose.ThanksAJ

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Get an idea of their terms and their "sweet spot" or the amounts they like to lend and types of properties they like to lend on.I wish you all the best Robert!

And you never know when one take's a shine to you and when you spread your wings into other ave's they become a partner in deals or lend you that sweet heart private money that everyone is trying so desperately to find.

Mind you, the money is NOT cheap, but if the deal is "sweet" enough, they will take the risk.Donna and David Mixon are the folks you will talk to.