Ok, now add in the first one, with 745 score, has a current aggregate balance on the laundry list of consumer credit accounts of about $38k.

You have to be able to talk with the sellers about who else you helped down the block.Also, wholesaling is 25x more time consuming than most other real estate endeavors, so it's more than a 9 to 5 if you get good at it.

https://www.tdi.texas.gov/consumer/get-help-with-an-insuranc...or are there others? 

This process can be time-consuming and potentially costly but may significantly enhance your ability to use the rental income for mortgage qualification in the future.

Typically in California, a Will alone is not sufficient to avoid probate - which is a pain, time consuming, and very expensive. 

STR has additional expenses like the cost of furnishings, consumables (TP, paper towels, coffee, etc.), utilities, TV/internet, landscaping maintenance, marketing, credit card fees, lodging taxes, etc.

Check out the security deposit section of this handbook. https://www.courts.ca.gov/documents/California-Tenants-Guide...As for the turn around time, I wouldn't be thrilled if my PM sat around twiddling thumbs for 10 days.

Assuming you have two spouses who each make $300,000, your hourly rate is about $150 / hour assuming you work about 2000 hours a year.I personally think it is better to continue investing in LTR which will likely be less time consuming / stressful to STR's.You don't want to exchange something where you make $150 / hour(at work) to something else where you may only make $10 / hour.Best of luck

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