It is not appear to be a great rental and from the phrasing of the question it doesn't sound like you want the hassle of a rental anyway.

I then learned to be thankful they never cane back and I added to my list of deal killer phrases a prospect might say.

Yes, I understand how "wholesaling" works and I think phrases like "grants the right to market the property for sale" are what get non-licensed wholesalers in trouble with licensing agencies and the law.My understanding of how this should be done is with a standard (or better written) purchase agreement with the "Buyer" listed by name "and/or assigns."  

Remember the phrase "I will run some numbers and get back to you" or "I will check on that and get back to you."  

I was actually curious myself about the precise etymology, so I looked it up and found a whole new phrase for the same idea:https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/War_chestI've never heard the phrase "cash mountain."  

You are hearing these word because it is the popular phrase from a popular Game show - I guess I need to give a shout out to Bob Barker, as well!

@Jeremy Scott I strongly disagree with the phrase "they always OVERpromise, and they UNDERdeliver

His common phrase is you can't teach an old dog new tricks.

The key phrase in this sentence is "buy a place that allows for these types of daily rentals."

One phrase that you can try is "I saw this great deal, If I only had the money" Say that enough times and someone will ask "well how much do you need