They insisted on a price/Sq ft figure for the finished home,  and we found it...

Both the buyer and seller are familiar with wholesaling.The buyer insisted that we use her title company and she needs the original option to purchase contract in order to begin the closing process and also to run the title.

Yea the $10/night is typically said as a joke to clients who insist they have to have 100% occupancy so it is meant to be ludicrous!

In some cases, they will insist the YOU endorse the checks and send them to you and then the lender will pay for the repairs.I have been led to believe by my current roofer they will actual replace my roof next week.

Become a typewriter repairman, but insist that your clientele charter private jets for your traveling pleasure.Easier way #4.

Then subtract some touch up painting and minor repairs that the maintenance company is going to insist you do in order to get that market rent.By the time you break even - rents could drop.

I insisted we form a corporation and follow all corporate formalities. 

Even with utilities, on a multi-unit building, I'll pay for the washer/dryer in about 2.5 years and expect them to last much longer.In addition, I'm getting the depreciation benefit which is small, but not insignificant.I'm in the minority on this one and old-timers insist that I will lose money, but I'm pretty good with numbers and over the past 2 years, it's worked without a hitch.

I ALWAYS insist on having a positive cash flow with all the real world operating expenses.

His concern is that the wholesaler does not have the right to give me permission to enter the property.In a nutshell, the wholesaler is insisting that he remain the middle man for everything, including supplying payoff info etc. because he is concerned that I am trying to go around him and boot him from the deal.Is this commonplace, or should I insist upon direct contact with the owner?