I'll lookup your YT videos and DM you separately...Thanks!

Quote from @Ashley Mierez: I'm considering getting into wholesaling, but from videos and some research I have done it seems like a lot of investors and agents don't like wholesalers?

I have made 30 videos on how to do things and put them on a YouTube page for our tenants, sent it out on an announcement, etc.   

That's why we started offering BRRR Turnkeys, where we help investor source a property (or they can find on their own), we rehab it, supplying rehab videos so they can see what was actually done.

the more units you have the less per unit per month.Like @Ryan Moyer mentioned, OwnerRez has a library of videos you can view and has a 14 day free trial, unlike Hostaway that doesn't have a free trial.

I am an out of state investor and in the past I have purchased my properties based on video walkthrough that my (trusted) realtor does.

That's because it is a lot of work scanning and attaching each tenant's lease.Best, it will include a statement the tenant will release the old landlord from security deposit refund liability when the sale goes through, and look only to the new owner for any refund.Ideally, sellers should be required to counter-sign each letter, confirming the accuracy of the contents.Exact wording of the letters, timing of when presented to tenants, and consequences to the sale itself if some letters are missing or contain negative reports, are all deal-specific.Where does the "estoppel" come in?

Check their communication style - do they respond promptly, comfortable with video calls, and send regular updates?

We give them the exact address, a video of what it looked like when it was bought, who did the rehab, what the rehab cost, what it rented for, a video of what it looked like AFTER the rehab, who did the loan (who the lender was), etc. 

If the cab driver is scared you should be too.Cash flow is not a static number you can't predict with any accuracy what it will be.