My first thought would be that whatever area near Turner that would suggest positive cash flow would be a low quality area/property and much riskier, potentially negating the cash flow.

Not trying to sound negative, just trying to create a more passive business model if possible.Has anyone figured this out?

Will my mid west rentals be rentals from Hell and my 100 a month cash flow is really negative 100.. 

The good outweighed any negatives for us.

So basically what I need to know is how does one learn how to Wholesale and sell the contracts to other investors when everyone here (I have looked at all the other posts including the sticky, to see the negativity about wholesalers) has had bad dealings with wholesalers?

Besides the 1 in a million times event which they talk on TV, I would be curious to know how many of you landlords have been in a lawsuit and how much it cost you.There are thousands of landlords on BP so that should give us a ‘statistically relevant sample’Thanks for sharing your experiences.

The Idea that someone actually has $100,000 lying around in there bank account while mines is negative and that they would actually want to take that money and buy something that I have.

Second, just the process of obtaining credit (number of credit checks, for example) alone negatively impacts the score, as does the increasing number of actual credit accounts.

This could lead to some negative long term consequences.If I say yes I feel like I’m just giving away money for no good reason after the deal has already been done and contract signed.Thoughts?

I've already disclosed any thing I feel could be construed ad a negative aspect of my property and many pictures and he was pleased with my honesty and thought the property would be good for at least a year or two.