This is a new office, you don't chit chat about what you do so much as demonstrate you already know what you're doing, if you don't, act like it and don't talk wild investor guru stuff off the bat!

Go wild.

That would make you a college junior or a senior.In reality, I've yet to encounter that 'in the wild.'

The house didn't have a roof on part of it and as you can imagine the sheetrock was in disrepair, mushrooms were growing up from the floor (no kidding), etc.

The process can vary wildly based on the city, the acceptance of the project and your ability to manage and lean on professionals to hit their deadlines.

its all personal in the rental game I would suspect a 150k house in ABQ rents for 1000 to 1500  just a wild guess and you can figure about 30% in operating costs over a certain amount of time  so 700 to 1200 a month net..  

It should be a wild ride!!

Comps from within the same complex are important because differences in dues structure and the stability of the HOA can cause similar units in neighboring complexes to sell for wildly different prices.I wouldn't expect 100% financing, that is more myth than reality.

,Your posts seem wildly familiar and redundant.  

Wholesaling is somewhat of a wild-wild-west thing - kind of is, and kind of is not a RE transaction.