It's not for the faint of heart.  

(I believe it is somewhat of a heart break to be there without her loved one.)  

Thank you for getting to the heart of the matter . . . and for the scripts ;)Next week I'll be starting escrow on a vacant home in Bakersfield that I'll rehab and either sell or keep as a rental.

If I do "out of pocket" for the closing costs, it would be somewhere around $3500, If I have them include it with the mortgage, it will be somewhere around 5-6k.They also said something about 2% discount points, that if I optioned into would raise the interest rate by .5 to 1% but possibly lower the closing costs.The new loans is a Fannie Mae Heart loan.

If they don't like it they can move or require more of themselves to land a better paying job to get more of the things they want in life AND pay the rent.For anyone reading this if you are going to have the "conscious and bleeding heart syndrome" you DO NOT need to be a landlord as you will cause more damage to your finances and investments then you could ever imagine.

I have my clients best interest at heart, and I don't want anything to fall through, and I sure as heck don't want to be one of those wholesalers that show up on the channel 4 news for doing something deceptive.

Purchase price: $115,000 Cash invested: $40,000 Sale price: $246,000 This beautiful remodeled 1.5 story home, sits on over 1/3 of an acre surrounded by mature trees is near the heart of Tomball.

You're a nice landlord with a heart and it shows for second guessing yourself, but you will grow tough skin over time ;)Best of luck to you!

Or the tenant is passed out on the living room floor from a heart attack?

I poured my heart into it!