Ashish, this is so helpful, thank you for sharing!

I woke up that morning to a wall of fire as far as I could see.  

Since SF is so expensive, I'm looking at other markets. 

If the agent you work with is not familiar make sure the lender is, so you have someone who can confidently navigate this path for you.

There is so many ways it can go wrong and being a greater negative for parties involved. 

Given that and some other characteristics, from what I'm told it would be in demand as far as rental applicants.Ideally, I would like the option to return to it.With repair estimate of 1% of purchase price and property management fees, it's pretty much a break even on the monthly overhead.

There is so much AI, reverse trolling, and one-line posts that the moderators can't keep up.

Plus they will now have to make FULL disclosures to both buyer and sellers and there will be a full 3 day right of rescission. the main reason wholesalers dont get licensed is so they dont have to follow the rules like a licensed agents.. in other words they have Zero fiduciary duty to the seller or buyer.. 

But it is so cheap so who cares.  

I already have money left in the property and hesitant on sinking anymore in.  .If there isn't much equity, and there is so much to fix to make it livable, why not do a "deed in lieu" with your lender and move on with life?