The tenants have fire rings and occasionally have fires .

I consider the typical deals to be "bunts" that keep me in the game for the occasional home run.

I have to use a management company, but in my experience as long as you screen them well and keep them on a short leash and occasionally visit the properties, you shouldn't have a problem.

Both you and your accountant would prefer if you contacted them throughout the year for occasional questions rather than only come tax season or when a problem arises.

I could also ease the pain and occasionally call the carrier to check on the insurance…just an idea.I was also deliberating occasionally hiring guys who have no insurance.

The ones filled with opinion, mental tenacity, and the occasional apology!

I mainly fix and flip but occasionally wholesale and we also hold a few properties.  

The recent (and occasionally giant) PVA increases undoubtedly made a rate reduction possible.  

I've studied this stuff for about a year and it occasionally still makes my eyes cross.

I'm not a wholesaler, but I occasionally buy properties from them, so I'll respond as best I can while you wait for people who work in the field to provide a more complete answer.As a wholesaler, you'll have a very hard time assigning contracts that are already on the market.