Tineco and Bissell seem to be the top brands but they are pricey and you will have to instruct your cleaners how to use them.

I’m a very hands on entrepreneur, own a small prime government contracting business.

For me, I would just wait as a buyer until it falls out of contract then go in and buy it, or call the agent and be like "hey you know its a wholesaler who has it under agreement".... or simply put in a back up offer  I instruct my clients to do this all the time.. many times they move into first position when the first buyer flakes.. back up offers are the way to go.. in this situation.

If you know of any good Facebook groups or networking events where I can meet and learn from awesome investors and entrepreneurs, please let me know!

Quote from @Nathan Fisher: The police should have given you instructions.

I'm very new to the real estate industry and have been doing my cohesive research on it for a month (I have been an entrepreneur for 7 years now).

I'd leverage that $10M over $40M of cash flowing assets, preferably multifamily and storage, aiming for a cash flow of 10% producing $1M in passive income annually and then assist other real estate entrepreneurs get started and assisting them and mentoring them in their own deals.

Yours is the classic entrepreneur approach.

I mean the name already states "Express Acquisitions" Also usually what I put in our contracts is that in case that the buyer does not close that the earnest money will be released to the seller without further instructions to escrow required.

Hi Derek, I am primarily a full time RE investor and entrepreneur in bay area holding 22 units in an around bay area, would be glad to connect.