It required a bit more paperwork and trust-building with the buyers, but it eased his funding gap significantly.Another route I took was tapping into local investment groups.

We use 2 wall colors for simplicity and ease of repair.

Maybe creative financing options or shifting property classes could help ease the pressure.

., Canada, and Mexico due to economic pressures on lower- and middle-income consumers.

At the moment put as much pressure to scare him as you can.4) Tell him you'll help at close and be there all along5) Don't tell him you're not the buyer, don't know the buyer or if there is even one when he signs, and really have no intention of even showing up at close.6) Make sure you put $0 into the deal or escrow.7) Make sure you tell everyone how easy it is to make money with $0 and for a fee you can put them on your list of hot deals without telling them anything about the properties.Sorry, in spite of your points, I run into wholesalers and understand profit opportunities. 

It’s rare to find someone who not only steps up but truly has your back when the pressure's on.Thanks for sharing your story.

Regarding your 2nd floor kitchen faucet that is experiencing low water pressure, it's likely a simple fix such as the faucet aerator (a screen that helps create a smooth stream of water).

They pressured us not to make loans to investors and, all the banks I worked for, were really tight on their investor lending to the point that they only did it for strong clients that might do a deal on the side.

There is a lot of pressure to choose your tenants wisely, and make sure they all get a long.

Quote from @Shoaib Ali Chaudhary: Quote from @Jonathan Greene: You are in a good spot with your background and skills, but you are putting too much pressure on making it your full-time job now so you sound like you are rushing.