Live and do something based on the present mostly with a little bit on the future of what you hope.Do not bet on anything about the future beyond what you have learned from others like the Chamber of Commerce locally about developments that has been City approved but has not happened yet.  

She specializes in kitchen and bath so I know she knows cabinet installers but I bet she knows others as well.

These houses sold for $100k+ in the past so there is space for both cash flow and appreciation.Inventory is getting tight in my target burbs so I'd say move now and see how it goes, it's a small bet at these prices.

I know some people like "Travel Hacking" and I'm willing to bet there are fellow travel lovers on here who do this regularly.

So in the last few years asset prices have doubled, while rents have only gone up a bit (so basically CAP/returns have fallen off a cliff since everyone wants to own in Montrose)Better bet would be to go a few miles east.  

@Bryan Shelton,Your better bet would be to learn about how to attract and engage private lenders.

I'm thinking my best bet would be to talk to a GC in the area.

If you haven't read Rich Dad Poor Dad (which I'm betting you have, if you're here already!)

Plus, as a wholesaler, I assume your time in this deal is somewhat short...and I'm willing to bet this eviction might possibly take longer than is favorable for you. 

You can bet I will be telling all 230 agents in our office about Landvoice.I do not get an explicit refund from Landvoice soon - I will start my own social media blitz on Landvoice starting with our internal KW FB page.