It’s really not a bad thing for us to get both, we just didn’t really want to burn through all of our cash reserves in the current economic situation or in the event we had unforeseeable expenses on one of the houses.I heard Tarl on the BP show on Thursday mention that he has gone back after getting an offer accepted and is telling the seller due to the current economic changes he is lowering his offers.What would you do if you had two good deals on the table at the same time with one that had been a backup deal for a couple of weeks with no response?

As a wholesaler i don't know how to make any money off of these and don't want to be like ok seller good luck and leave all this potential money on the table. 

This is a bit unique because NJ does not require that these items be provided to a tenant, and also even though it was on their original lease they have not had a lease in years.

I have nothing on the table, so I can keep looking, but I also know no house is perfect. 5.

Here's my question: I don't know how I should structure my financing for my somewhat unique situation- I have a HELOC on my primary residence (equating to $109k, = ~40% of home value); and I have $90K available in cash.

I was a bit disappointed because 1) the house was the cheapest in the neighborhood 2) was uniquely ready for a JADU if/when owner occupancy requirement is removed 3) we believe we could build an ADU.  

Based on the amortization table, the mortgage balance would be $286,000 by now. 

In my experience with this type of loan, options are very unique to the lender and what conditions will be applied to the loan or property and quantity of properties allowed or better said minimum.

I stopped over today after cleaning up a rental , they set it up great , one in the back , and 2 on either side , picnic tables , christmas lights , fire pit , trash cans , lawn chairs  and a volleyball net .  

Your tenants are not unique to this situation and honestly, I think they would appreciate you looking out for them :) As for the common areas, yes, they should be cleaned more often.