Last thing you need is to fall flat on your face and ruin your reputation as a wholesaler before you even get started.

A small area of mold won't necessarily ruin a deal.

I am not scared of big dogs if your insurance will cover a German Shepard, but they will ruin the carpet and wood floors every time.  

With the FHA having high Private Mortgage Insurance (PMI) which could possibly ruin cashflow, I saw a forum that recommended using the Fannie Mae Home Ready loan instead.

But people like you are trying to ruin it for the rest of us.

She's bat sh*t crazy and wants to ruin your life.

She had a renter who ruined carpet and kitchen linolum.

In these cases I would probably not pursue an eviction or attempt to ruin that tenants credit history or make their life difficult...too much time wasted...but at least when the BPO is done...the agent will note that there are non paying tenants in the house...who probably didn't grant access...therefore who knows what the interior will look like...result being a lower offer and a better short sale negotation.

( by Monday all my food is ruined and I’m cranky and hungry!

That being said, I obviously don't want to ruin myself financially in the name of "getting started".