As others have said, deals like this where you must really go over all the details with a fine tooth comb can often end up being the most profitable if properly assessed.  

Then my plumber, electrician and AC tech go through the house with a fine-tooth comb and repair/replace whatever is going to cause me problems in the future.  

I know this will come with a higher interest rate so it will result in some cash flow erosion, but I'm thinking it makes sense to pay a bit more for the protection?

Also I would make sure you are consistent with your REI Meeting not just take business cards but learn from the people you are wholesaling too.   The

I'm interested in multi family too.  The

Both tear downs and adding Sq. ft. on too the existing structures.

i called yellow letters and inquired about it too. the problem is that i have a full time job, hate to spend 30k (~$5k times 6 tries) with the hope of landing a deal. i think i am better off not talking to homeowners and leaving that difficult part to someone that's great at doing it.CL is a great suggestion, btw. last time i looked there were just dumpy detroit houses, nothing in farmington hills, westland, redford.

I also have peeked at Idaho, too.  The

They've since widened 94th too. The

Great schools too. The