I realize this is probably not the forum for advice on such matter as its quite on the opposite spectrum, but I'm asking nonetheless.

your case seems to be at the other end of the spectrum. 

Studies show that most millennials want to own homes eventually and they are only just now getting to a place in their lives where they are able to.Income and median household price disparity is greater now than in was in the housing crashResearch shows that income increases at the high end of the income spectrum can increase prices for lower end homes.  

Curious to know how others are managing business.I have heard all ends of the spectrum when it comes to the business process of a wholesale transaction. 

I'm on the other side of the spectrum, we put 75 - 100% down and put the rest, if needed, on a 5 year note.

You can meet investors from all across the spectrum, landlords, flippers, wholesalers, etc.

Well said, for both sides of the spectrum.

I live in Irvine as well near Irvine Spectrum.

You should have enough equity not to bring any cash to the table.Is there anything you can do to the property to get it on the higher end of the rent spectrum?

Everything from 100% pitch fests on one end of the spectrum to 100% content on the other.