That can easily be done over the phone and I would not waste valuable time in the market talking about HUD contracts, wiring funds, etc.  

Doorway landing and retaining wall concrete portion finished. 

Wholesaling is already low yield strategy so the goal is to decrease the time, money, and effort put into each deal.Go back to your buyers and get all this information FIRST before you do any more shopping for potential deals, so you can avoid wasting any more marketing dollars (and time and effort) on potential deals that will never get bought.

The remaining unit needed a total rehab (sands ripping out the walls, plumbing and electric replacement).When I put it under contract, the units were not renting out to students, it was quasi section 8/lower income.  

ALL of them, obviously they talk about this cause I get the same old crap from each every time.A couple years ago they started on this false story of me wasting $100,000 on a complete gut rehab basement up rebuild. 

I have about 12-15 walls that need something on them like a 36" x 24" acrylic poster that's posted to the wall in four corners.Anyone have any suggestions on what types of pics to use, and how to do this without breaking the bank?

If homes are sweeping off the shelves, there's no reason to waste the money.

You wouldn't ask a podiatrist to operate on your back just because he has a license on the wall...and, you wouldn't take the first back surgeon you find either.  

He also said the roof was leaking because one shingle needed to be replaced, but that did not explain why every room and bathrooms in the upstairs had water marks running down the walls.

I'm an air force vet, having served during the last five years before the Berlin Wall fell