I had 100+ photos taken, mostly of little problems with the property that would need to be addressed if purchased before it could be rented.It will be managed by a property management company.I can't imagine doing it 100% blind, having someone I trust to look at it was what made it possible for me.  

I had one company that sounded great but the actual contract required you hire their own blind cleaning company to clean each year, turnover or not, and it was expensive.  

Yeah, that's true to a point, but look at it from my side too - if I was to blindly start tieing up properties to close in 60 days, and I didn't have a solid list of buyers to pitch the deal to, that, to me is an idiot move.What I'm asking is, how to find these cash buyers and get their criteria on the properties THEY want to buy.... the beds, baths, dollar amounts, zip codes, everything, so I can tie up properties that match their needs... not start the other way around, tie up properties then scramble to find buyers.

The eyes are useless when the mind is blind.When mind is blind then wealth is useless.

Hello everyone, im kind of walking blind here, and hoping to get some good advice from you all!

Call me crazy and dumb just for pulling this trigger.  My territory is usually here in Southern California and I do pretty decent here wholesaling.  Anyway, I just recently made an offer on a property out in Iola, Kan...

Yes, I think being so hands on as an assistant would teach me so much in all of the aspects of flipping before I go into it blindly myself!

I had one guy who was blind and hard of hearing and was unaware that his wife had gotten the home into a bind.

There is an amazing blindness at not researching one's own area for possibilities and following the Pied Piper out of town for that elusive "hot market." 

Red flags and blind spots when approaching sellers when you as the buyer are only interested in owner-financing a property (I'm focusing a majority of my capital in other ventures).The goal is to maximize free cash flow, close on a win-win deal, and hold this property as a LTR for > 10 yrs.Am I approaching this realistically?