This last two years the Wholesalers here have polluted every street corner in town with the 1x2' white plastic signs on the ground with their ads for all kinds of houses for sale for cash...investors special...fixer upper...house with mother-in-law apt...you name it.

@Larry Fried I note you ask for a property appraisal, which is important to me because I think you are using the same turnkey company than me.

I have seen plastic drapes an mini blinds to help keep water off the sill for privacy.  

If remediation is required, I would need to hire a special team to seal off mold areas of the units with plastic and execute the removal. 

I had already purchased an Atari 800 computer for $2500, then a Commodore for about $10,000 with an external hard drive and a Compaq portable computer for about $3500 that weighed about 35 pounds and was the size of a sewing machine in entirely covered with a plastic case.

Investing in your area is the frying pan and investing out of state is the fire.

Originally posted by @Doug Pretorius:@Mark Sewell Unfortunately realtors don't understand that and think all sales should go through them regardless of the situation. but Doug frankly most of the largest wholesalers out there have license.. they need them lest they get shut down.. keep that in mind. you will always have the small fry in wholesaling as for every one that fails 10 went to guru school or some internet the way to get rich with no money is to wholesale and they fail at an alarming rate.. but then again 50% of those that get licensed will fail in the first 24 months its just a tough business this real estate.

Colby said he is partial to the Chicken Fried Steak!

I sold it to a fried a year later.

@Larry Fried That is my exact thinking.