We don't have any major leaks because the water meter outside doesn't move or spin after sitting still for minutes at a time. 

So I'm switching gears for now and looking to spin my small amount of capital on a vacation rental.I'm only approved for 220k for a commercial loan via my LLC I started. 

What fantasy do they hold that they would believe that their tiny-fisted tantrums would have more weight than that of a leprous desert rat spinning rabidly in a circle?

I was making light of the fact that many new wholesalers are broke.But if you must put a serious spin on it, here you go: potential sellers in the middle of marital troubles sometimes are unaware of what they can and cannot do to sell their property.

I have had BP members send me the following: A copy of Spin Selling (thank you Jon Klaus) cassettes, contracts they use (thank you Ricky), advice on estate planning (thanks Vikram), attorney references (thank you Kevin Yeats), and vetting for advice on investing in our projects (thanks to all that have checked us out!).

Not to mention funds placed in the right place spin off dividends that are tax free until stock is sold. 

Just remember that no market is immune to economic or natural disaster that could send your business in a tail spin.

It definitely is one of my less exciting deals, but I trust a contractor to be upfront with me about ARV and such You're spinning your wheels with the wrong contractor.

If the meter is spinning your valve is leaking into the wall.

Can you scale to 50+ homes and keep all the plates spinning, less likely.Ok, now you can tell me how stupid I am to pay off homes in the era of 2% mortgages :-)