Quote from @Alex Blue: Hello, I’m just starting to pursue wholesaling this month and I was wondering if anybody could clarify what fees I have to pay during the closing process between me and the seller.

In some of the lower-end, blue-collar towns where I have properties, there are a lot of tenants who simply do not use or trust bank accounts. 

We were considering a midnight velvety blue for the front door or possibly a green, but were going to wait till we have the siding stained (semi-transparent), before we make a final decision.

I’ve been offered $54k cash out of the blue and am not sure if I should take the profit or keep long-term.

It fairly nicely remodeled three bedroom in a blue collar town, most likely going to be a family rental. 

My company, Blue Sky Homes, is currently remodeling 2 residential homes in metro Phoenix into 10 bed assisted living facilities.

Take your shirt off and paint your body blue.

"Blue tape" inspection when they claim it's done, but they actually forgot a bunch of little details. 

@Aaron MoayedHi Aaron,I can only speak to my personal experience— which I Broker between Atlanta and Los Angeles for the entertainment industry.Los Angeles historically has been an appreciation play whereas Atlanta due to its significant filming and production and the migration of so many blue chip companies has been a great area for cash flow for my client, as they acquire properties at a lesser cost than in Los Angeles yet the rents can be arguably comparable.All that being said, it really depends on your financing structure for the acquisition.

I think you should learn how to manage that money slowly and diversify into blue chips assets.