GPEC is inspiring and the business climate seems more appealing than California.

@Colby Fryar the bulk of my calls and inquiries have yielded the conclusion, thus far, that cash-out refi's for investors are at the bottom of the priority list for lenders (push-back to refute that is quite welcomed); taking on permanent financing at such low rates aren't as appealing.

Software companies try to load a lot of crap to justify their monthly to annual subscription rates and cast a wide net to appeal to lots of different types of businesses. 

Crypto...well, you could also invest in derivatives based on the underlying accuracy of meteorologistsReal estate (with the right person) looks like a much more appealing option, and I believe we're poised to see more private money available than we did before

Like Mr Winter mentioned, an inspector will do visual inspection and most of the time we can notice other defects with out opening the walls.

I understand the appeal of wholesaling for the new investor. 

We banked on an empty and clean rehab having more appeal to a buyer versus a lived in home with potential for contact.4.

However a legal case has held up this process and it appears there will be a 12 month pause put on the whole process while the city considers appealing the court's decision.

@Paul Moore thank you for the visual with the graph!

I like the visual Darren Hardy laid out in “The Compound Effect” of a glass of dirty water(your mind with no control over what goes into it, receiving lots of negative news and social media) becoming a glass of clean water if you run a steady flow of clean water(good books, podcasts, classes) into it.