I have on occasion myself attempted to mention this in the threads in hopes that more educating will occur, but those responses are usually overlooked and go unheard in the midst of the melee.There's no doubt that wholesaling is rife with ignorant as well as unscrupulous people because of the low barrier of entry and the gurus who are out to make a quick buck by making it seem like you can make a quick buck.

Those 100% no money left in type deals do not exist anymore in real life outside the get rich quick class. 5+ years ago those strategies did work on rare occasions but you still didn't need to pay a guru with all the free info on BP.

We both currently have very active jobs that will cause us to travel on occasion and work a good amount of weekends.

Usually applicants will pay the fee for a background check, but in this occasion should I waive the fee for the inherited tenant? 

When someone is ready to sell, they will find a wholesaler who picks up the phone.On the rare occasion I do talk to a wholesaler, I just ask to be added to their buyers list.

Lately, most appraisals have been coming in slightly over sales price, but I've had a few come in a bit under, and on rare occasion, a few come in way under value. 

On a couple occasions I have discussed the option of combining my existing loan with the new property or getting a portfolio loan for multiple properties.

Search out a local real estate group like DIG or connect with an attorney that you can refer business to on occasion so you can pick up the phone and ask questions when necessary.

We have on occasion had to meet someone there, but it's rare.

On 3 separate occasions, the appraiser gave me their word that I would have the appraisal back by a selected date.