If you're trying to flip before you close, and are confident on you analysis, put your money where your mouth is, risk your EM.

You can point out to them that are certainly willing to address real repair issues as needed and as your lease states but you will not be addressing unrealistic demands.It is perfectly legal to open your mouth and say "No" to unrealistic demands from tenants.Gail

He makes you open your mouth, pushes down your tongue with a depressor, and makes you say AH, while he looks down your throat (and you start coughing).For investors, this examination would be the inspection of the property, where you fill out everything you see right or wrong with the property and take notes of what the costs are for repairing, rehabbing, or minor fixing.

If you have something constructive to comment about I'm all ears otherwise keep your mouth shut.

How about this... if you don't own property in Detroit and / or have ever been to Detroit for real estate due diligence... shut your mouth!

That would leave a horrible taste in your mouth regarding real estate and nobody at BP wants to see that!

Don't let your mouth over load you tail, it's called CYA and then you don't have to lie to or mislead others. :)

If you are SERIOUS, put your money where your mouth is and offer an agent an upfront retainer fee that is credited to any purchase you make in the next 90 days. 

You put your money where your mouth was and took down the property yourself AND MADE EVEN MORE money because of it.People come on here and complain about the ethics of wholesaling or whatever but you did your own LEGIT marketing to locate the seller, offered them what YOU were willing to pay and able to CLOSE on and made the deal happen.A lot of people would be on here asking for advice on how to hide the difference between the contract price and the sales price from the seller which in my opinion is foolish.Hat's off to this one.

Popping a mint in your mouth doesn't cure the issue...