However, double check the costs of windstorm and flood — both ate into my monthly cash flow and I decided not to go there until I have a stronger portfolio 

I was in a car accident a few weeks ago that ate up all of my start up money, so I have been researching wholesaling but am struggling to find buyers or an established wholesaler to do a joint venture with.

Our last tenant had one dog that destroyed our unit (literally ate through walls and flooring). 

Hi @Christopher Oliva,Any competent buyer will see the issues and discount accordingly, so if I were in your shoes I'd first figure out what's causing the problem and see if it can be fixed economically.Example, is it a crushed sill plate that termites ate up?   

Who ate John's leftover pizza? 

I texted her on the 6th informing her that rent was late and she told me her Hedge Hog ate her wifi cord and she couldn't sent rent via cash app....lol. 

The tenant is C+, because during the Inspection their side of the house smelled like cigarets, the carpet was distorted, and their dog ate bathroom laminate.

The cost to repair all of that constantly ate up any scant profit my parents ever could have hoped for.

If that guy starts saving water, you are really going to be ate up in costs - you need him to use water.

Renter pays about 900 per month.Had some major fixes last year that ate all my profit (tune of 6k of fixes, hopefully one time)If I sell it, I can probably get 125k-130k max since it has no upgrades.