Here is an in-depth article i wrote on the topic http://www.biggerpockets.com/renewsblog/2014/12/29...Personally it comes down to a personal decision.

It is discussed in depth and you will probably be able to even get some insight as to the vacancy rates people account for when running their numbers in the specific market you are looking to buy in.

Brandon/Anson,I have it printed and will be going though it in depth, this is very exciting.Thanks,

You will hear:4 Rules of thumb and how to apply them – or notA case study illustrating these rulesWhen the 50% rule may not be aggressive enoughWhat is usually left out of the MLS listingWhere to get the APOD spreadsheet for free that the CCIM’s useFree online screening resources for rental rates, environmental hazards, and moreThese are not substitutes for in depth analysis, but will help you quickly weed out the properties that won’t work for you, so you can focus on those that will.

Any more than that and it's a little more of an in-depth application. 

I'm good at running numbers and in depth projections on income properties.

3.I’m currently in talks with a few architects who have dealt with the local historical commission but they are both severely back logged and won’t be available for several more months to discuss more in depth.

I’m looking for content (BOOKS, VIDEO, WEBINAR,SEMINAR) that provides some depth and detailed explanations of seller finance and creative options for deal creating.

I have been discussing wholesaling in depth with several local investment associates and the question I always come back to is: What are the legalities of wholesaling when you have a real estate license?

Happy to chat in more depth.