I make it more appealing by offering a refund at the end of the lease if there is no detectable pet-related wear and tear, including that which might be considered normal pet-related wear and tear.  

She's probably not going to share it, but if you ask her nicely she might include any properties you have in contract, or flips that you own and are looking to sell, on it.

Quite often, wholesaler A sends me a property and a few days later, wholesaler B sends me the same property but with a slightly increased price (including his fee).

I'm new to the community and curious as to the process of purchasing a home that gets emailed to me from the BiggerPockets Foreclosure site.

If not, what are some e courses you would recommend to get the basic knowledge of wholesaling? 

Tenant claims they have been documenting, which I find unusual, as they always tried to deal with me on the phone, I sent all of their calls to voicemail to force all interaction via voicemail and email so that I could document.

It's very early stages for me but I'll probably approach it the same way I do with SFR and that's with mailing campaigns to try to find off market deals.

Contact them through website or through phone: or email:

I'm looking to start a direct mail campaign.

The numbers seem good so far but you need to include a lot more info to get good answers here.