I am not having these problems yet, but I'm starting to do more of these and these are the questions that float in my mind as possible pitfalls.

And, as long as In and Out doesn't float away, all will be well in my world.

I would have to float the mortgage for 5 months plus renovations but the rents are way under market value.

I had floated the idea of starting a management company for my properties, but believe the tax law requires you manage properties outside of your own, otherwise it is just seen as a pass through.I hadn't heard of conservative easements, I'll research more.

The 2nd unit is now vacant, we already did a new bathroom, now I have to choose whether to do tile again or try a glue down vinyl flooring or try a floating vinyl flooring.

In Tampa region, or any Florida region, (please specify  the region) how much are you finding the sf price to be for installation labor on tile, vs glue down vinyl, vs floating vinyl?

Private money / hard money can be very expensive and if your floating around 1%, chances are the deal won’t be profitable with such a small margin.

I have a private "lender" who in the past has floated me the money until I get my check but since moving out of state, this becomes more difficult as we need to do wire transfers etc...My question.

While I've never done it, it seems to me like the wholesalers are kind of like consignment shops for real estate (ducking to avoid someone throwing a microwave at me).Since it seems like you're in it, any chance you can hold it for a while and allow the rental income to float you, until you find a buyer? 

People get into trouble when they over-leverage and don't have enough cash on hand to float those expenses.Does all that make sense?