It really comes down to what specific documents you need from the tenant that you'll feel secured and comfortable of renting it to him/her.The typical criteria would be credit, background check, renters insurance, first + last month of rent + security deposit.

I have received quotes of $39k-$115k. 

Typically if you do get a ticket, they'll waive it if you do get it registered or become a super great negotiator with the police officer. 

Typically the templates will link you to a Canva page where you can customize to your liking.

The receive an email from another wholesaler marketing a property for say $500k.

These transactions are overly complex and typically never end well because the exit is not thought out and if someone wants out etc. what do you do.If I were to do one of these I would buy it in a LLC so its easier for one party to exit, especially since financing is involved. 

They said we low balled them, I told them they didn't and guess what, they received another offer near ours and at the end, the property didn't sell.Construction costs are high.

EARNEST MONEY: In the event of a dispute between the Seller and Buyer regarding the disbursement of this earnest money, the broker is required by Ohio law to maintain such funds in the broker’s trust account until the broker received (a) written instructions signed by the parties specifying how the earnest money is to be disbursed or (b) a final court order that specifies to whom the earnest money is to be awarded.

For example, the costs to obtain the mortgage are typically amortized over the life of the loan.Real estate also offers expenses that do not involve cash coming out of your pocket. 

Typically, the higher pricepoint/most desirable househack markets will take the longest to cashflow.