The logistics are quite different and take a different skillset.

It's just that residential/affordable, data storage, logistics have been really resilient. 

I think that if it is about getting as much cash out as possible there are some interesting ways where you can get most of your equity out but the complexity and logistics involved would be so considerable that it would create a whole new slew of issues and questionable outcomes.

BP has done more for my family then my ASQ certification in LEAN/SIX SIGMA, ISO 9000, undergrad in transportation and logistics management, and my MBA.  

I've done some research and am not sure how exactly that would work logistically.

It is also less than 10mins away from downtown East Point and College Park which are both developing its downtown's and building more condos to accompany those who do not choose to live directly in the city anymore/those who won't want to pay the uptick in rent that is likely to come soon.It's also a short bikeride from the Atlanta beltline and what will be the new East Point Path...as I said, not too familiar on the layout of this neighborhood logistically, but from where its located, it looks like it can become an area which can pride itself on literally being 10mins from 3 downtowns in and 5mins from the beltline...but as I said earlier, not sure if the area demands this kind of attraction, or if it is just because investors are starting to run out of space.However, in saying all of this, I think (what's left of) Sylvan Hills, Historic South Atlanta and Perkerson would be the best value investments outside of NW near Donald Lee Hollowell...I'd try to stay clear of East of I-75 (Atlanta portion) for now 

At the time of the post, I had wholesaled at least 10 deals but I was never a "wholesaler", it was just a means to make a quick profit on a deal I worked hard to get and I could not take down for financial reasons, logistical reasons, or bandwidth reasons.

Yellowletters has been good to me in the past, and I hope whatever logistics issues will get solved soon.

You also have the option of re-siding one wall at a time to phase in the costs....there shouldn't be much of a logistics upcharge for doing one wall at a time as your money comes in.

You could beat some of that high interest, at least I've read books that say you are eligible for refinance after one year.I'm sure I could logistically.