But I would rather spend a lot of money on something really good than spend less money on something that is going to turn into garbage.  

That's really messy.The underlying issue is that wholesaling takes advantage of sellers who are either ignorant of the true market value of their property or are in such a bad jam that they'll take a garbage lowball offer to get out of whatever the situation is. 

Right now the moneymarkets are garbage but once the fed raises rates they are decent depending on the brokerage firm you are looking at.  

All leaks, complaints, snow, garbage, paint was taken care of.

When guests are staying, they may intentionally make noise, throw garbage over the fence, yell at guests or even do damage to their cars.

We generally convert our data to a series of indices or percentile rankings relative to the MSA we are analyzing (or to the country as a whole if we are looking more broadly for promising markets) so we can identify which markets and submarkets are most compelling on a relative basis.We've found that the following market variables (at census tract level granularity) are most able to explain investment potential:- Crime index- Education index- Unemployment rate- Cost of Living index- Household Income- Median Age- Population Density- Median Home Value- Educational Attainment- Percent Owners vs Renters- Percent Workers vs Residents- WalkScore- TransitScore- Sound Level (noise pollution)- 1,3 and 5 year Rent Growth- Derivative of 1,3 and 5 year Rent Growth- Monthly Rent Volatility- Distribution of unit sizes in the market- Percentage of 0,1,2,3,4 beds in the market- Skewness of Household income- Number of Negative Externalities (e.g. garbage dump, firestation, prison, train tracks, highway) - We typically use this more for comparison of properties within a few blocks in the same submarket, but if there are a ton of them it is influential at the submarket levelHopefully this helps.

The purple twisters are garbage seen plenty of them burn up too.

@Mike Haikin I've never seen septic failure insurance, but that doesn't mean it doesn't exist.Preventive care is the best policy.In addition tanks should be pumped every 3 to 5 years and examined for damage.Nothing except toilet paper down the toilet.No paper towelsNo baby wipesNo tapons, pads or other productsNo garbage disposalNo gasoline, paint, thinner, or any petroleum product.No riceNo coffee groundsNo food scrapesNo drugsNo household cleanersNo condoms (There's a story about somebody having their septic pumped. 

Or we could just eat their social security checks until they die, like the soulless blood sucking pieces of garbage that you are proud to be. 

Broke the handles the kitchen faucet, put Pennie’s in the garbage disposal, food in the fridge, evidence of 2 fires.