I think there are only 2 components to wholesaling 1) assigning contracts (table flipping); 2) double closing (taking title and reselling)....

While it's nice to purchase with the anticipation of year-over-year increases in equity growth, a 10% target is an interesting component of your projections.

That takes away the 'cash out' component and makes it a rate and term refi. 

The only way they're accomplishing that is to dispose of the asset after a big value add component is implemented.

One is that when you walk into a house you need to know what the major components to look for are.

I want to negotiate the 1st month rent component.

Any deal has a price component and a terms component.

Good point on the temp Bryan, glad to have a contractor in on the discussion.As far as the boiler condition, it's in the basement which gets fairly humid, inspector just made mention that some of the control panel, circuitry, components, etc look rusted and should be serviced as a precaution.

Courtnay, I agree with Mitch that it is easier to approach investing and all of its components by essentially outsourcing the needed activities until you can do them as well or less expensively. 

The on site manager and asset manager are two different components of property management.