Be thorough, crunch them, and don't make an emotional decision, make a fact-based one...

When crunching the up front numbers, duplexes win by a long shot...but when I start factoring in fees for a PM, repairs, etc...the line begins to become more grey.I'm looking to be as passive with my investment as possible, I'll be traveling a lot for my job and my future plans are to save up enough to purchase an existing franchise location to leave my current job.

Then crunch your numbers and make sure the property achieves your goal. 

Learn to crunch your numbers outside of what a wholesaler is telling you.

Hey Nicole, there are many variables in this deal to consider and without knowing your area, seeing the comps and crunching the numbers myself, it's hard to offer specific advice.

I've never really crunched the numbers but I cannot seem to find any correlation between how busy our open houses are and when our houses get under contract.

That's why this time crunch turns me off: we don't know anyone here yet.

@Drew Castleberry I thought about that and have crunched the numbers on different scenarios.

I went home, crunched numbers, and made that low ball offer.

My opinion is wholesaling is better left to those with a lot of experience and can crunch their own numbers during a single fairly quick walk through.