As Ned said, being held to a higher standard is a major disadvantage.

But pushing to the higher rental tier does require a pretty good investment of capital, as Ned pointed out, quite a different thing than saying that turnover is good.

On a SN I definitely plan on checking out your website as well...And Rob Gillespie.

As @Ned Carey lots of DMV people here and 2 good Meetups in Arbutus and Columbia each month - and they are FREE!!!

@Emily Refi checking back in with the post, I've gotten in contact with local lenders and they are all telling me the same things which leads me to believe finding the right lender with good financials as @Ned Carey mentioned will be most important.

And as @Ned Carey pointed out ... interested in hearing how the docs got to the buyer/borrower in the first place. 

However, your end buyer almost certainly will be because as @Ned Carey pointed out almost all buyers do. 

Hello @Faith Wicks  the answer "depends" on yourself personally etc as Ned mentioned.

It is possible to succeed as a wholesaler with very little investment but as @Ned Carey states it is not easy.

Jordan, as Ned notes, if you have the credit and down payment, the energy and interest, and have some background, you may be ready...