Maybe you run into surprises during the remodel and blow the renovation budget.

(Assuming your realtor isn’t “blowing smoke”.). 

Douglas fir which those trees are.. need to grow in groups and not log all around them and leave a few standing.. they will blow down over time. 

Tenant advocates say it is due to greedy landlords without a basic theory of economics that increased risk requires increased return and that these rules lead to higher rent increases (good tenants penalized for bad tenants).As history has shown, the LL normally benefits from increased appreciation and rent growth but that is besides the point.  

I can blow a phone up with motivated callers.  

This blows my mind.I'm curious what sorts of things require you to be at your property "in a pinch" that would require you to be closer than 45 minutes.I live 2,000+ miles from my 12-doors and I have never had an issue that couldn't be solved by picking up a phone.Heck, I don't think a local PM would even make it to your property in under 45 minutes if you "needed" them to.

Just needed to blow some steam off in the group.All 7 of my accepted offers have fallen apart at the inspection phase.Each time we find an expensive problem in the inspection and the seller is not willing to make concessions.$3K spent on inspections with no house to my name yet. 

While a percentage set aside for repairs and maintenance doesn’t mean you’ll necessarily have enough stashed away for this expense it would certainly lessen the blow of the expenditure.

The TV shows and the gurus selling their goods try to make wholesaling and flipping look like a simple business, but it is really a very difficult and full-blow business that requires a super amount of hard work and a much more time than they want you to think.

My apprasail and inspecton report cost will be at risk but I'll be covered if the deals blow up.