@Anthony Ryan in that case, depending on the volume of properties, I would take rehab costs out of your filtering criteria, instead use some other minimum filter such as potential cashflow, cap rate, % of market value, as a way to determine which properties to visit, and only add rehab costs if they are worth pursuing further, and then only do you advertise a potential deal.Start with one which has the best potential and stop when you get tired of doing it.  

I'm staying at a beautiful airbnb near W Highlands and N. 29th St. and just heard violent arguments, tires peeling out, women screaming, and assumed cops were called .. this is a beautiful Victorian home built in 1895 restored by the owner, whose son asks her when she's going to move out of the ghetto, just be careful where you buy and how much you pay here ... don't be fooled by a low entry price tag

I owned and operated a small landscaping business that I started my junior year of high school and sold it last July due to just being tired of it and wanting to try other fields. 

But at some point the seller could just be tired of having the property.  

I don't go to sleep when I'm tired, I go to sleep when I'm done."...Eric Thomas

I was always tired and eating cheeseburgers and trying not to get ripped off by vendors, employees, landlords and other food trucks.

My sister wants to take him to court I'm just tired now - it's been 3 months for a simple cosmetic remodel that should've taken 2 weeks.

The sellers will eventually get tired of BS offers.

I'm still trying to get my head around the tire / vehicle correlation.

Patriot Letter" I did 2 drops and drop 2 should be hitting most mailboxes today so too early to tell but much higher response rate but more tire kickers.