I guess there are enough desperate, fed up landlords out there that make it worth while for some of the wholesalers.  

So many primary homeowners are desperate to buy any house, and they don’t really care (or aren’t savvy enough to know about) about closing/holding costs or profit.

You start off in a bad position.The ONLY way that this world work is if the person was SO desperate to sell their house they ignore the fact that you tricked them.

I would never choose to rent to a high risk tenant, I would have to be unemployed and desperate to make that decision.

Seller: Lastly, look at the desperation of the seller.

And I haven’t even addressed the damage caused by the fact that 90% of “wholesalers” have almost no real estate knowledge and pose significant danger to desperate sellers who may end up in foreclosure while awaiting a wholesaler incapable or unwilling to close a deal to close the deal.PLEASE NOTE:  Based on previous posts, I full expect that I will be admonished by posters in the near future who claim either (1) I just want to “kill someone’s dream” or (2) that I hate wholesalers.

It has been my experience that the early lookie-lou's have problems or are desperate; I usually find my people 3-4 weeks into the process.  

Desperate people do desperate things, especially when drugs are involved.Be safe and good luck!

In a higher end rental, you'll be stuck with these hassles and more.Never accept a tenant out of desperation.

With this type of marketing I have found it imperative that the phone get answered.Only the crazy and extremely desperate sellers leave messages or call back.I set up an answering service to answer my calls.