Embrace the negotiation and stick up for what you want.

Once I do I'm leaving this ship and spend your hard working money on women,wine and more women and wine.

Agreed with Paul...embrace the *AND* not the *OR*... :-)Also, it's not just about the money...Personally, my personality suits flips more than wholesales (I don't like marketing, and can farm this part out for retail sales but not on wholesales), so I'd rather do flips even if I made the same amount by wholesaling.Wholesaling is something I could do if I had a partner who could compliment my weaknesses...but barring that, it doesn't matter how much money I could make, I'd be miserable doing it on my own...That said, I think someone who builds a wholesale business in a well-structured and scalable way could do quite well with it...probably just as well as flipping given the same amount of start-up capital...it's just a different set of skills...

There is a great real estate investor club in your area, "invest club for women" (no, you don't have to be a women to attend).

The seller can say don't sell this property to a family or pregnant women,or and elderly couple, blacks, and Hispanics.

Relating his income to something that is beyond his contro (% of collected rent) will probably be a difficult concept for him to embrace.

Owner is doing financials themselves or has a low-end property manager that doesn’t embrace technology.

Any women out there who are also investors and realtors?

Condense the population so to speak into one proper town with new strip malls, and medical service areas---plus figure out what kind of work suits them and bring some of it there.Might be easier to (weed out) the criminals if there were in one city of side by side homes, vs so spread out--and put a new BIG men's prison, women's prison and kids prison in that area too--and get rid of the crime.

listen to the women.