Long-term objectives play a crucial role; selling might be preferable if you need funds for other investments, while renting could be beneficial for building equity and generating rental income. 

Definitely a cash flow versus appreciation play.

Deals can be done on flips, but if you're looking for a safe equity play, you can't go wrong in Salt Lake County. 

Decide which game you want to play.

That said, I think Cullman and Foley were much better ideas for appreciation plays. 

I've been calling sellers for years, along with role playing, and going over objections honing my skills every single day.I'd love to help new wholesalers with any questions or concerns.

She had no interest in getting the rent down for us, and was playing both sides. 

Hey David, I have some local lenders in Shreveport that play around the 50k mark.

I've been offered an opportunity to invest in farm land that is adjacent to a successful/proven farming operation. The existing farming operation would essentially be our "tenant".  That land is directly in the path o...

With second home loans, the mortgage must be for one unit (I do a lot of 2-4 unit STRs), the property must not be rented for more than 180 days out of the year (limits revenue), must function reasonably as a second home (usually limits out of state investing), rental income will not qualify as stable monthly income (projected AirDNA does not play into your DTI).