Right now I currently work a full time job where I have a whole lot of flexibility but not quite ready for the leap into real estate full time, at the same time I have a side carpet cleaning business that I am using to build up some funds for my wholesailing business, I want to use my wholesailing business to give me some experience in real estate investing, would it be the smartest idea to have my part time carpet cleaning business while trying to start my wholesailing business.

That resort project on Greylock Mountain would have been the best thing they could have done for that town and it aint never gonna happen.I still visit the area quite regularly.

Here's what will happen: the bank will clean up the deed, then list it with a repo broker.

If the house in such a mess with junk in all rooms, then, it may have not been cleaned and dirty for a long time.

If they come back all clean I will rent otherwise not.

I also don't think the sellers would be willing to sell low enough to complete a regular wholesale.

We have an insured LLC that does this on a regular basis.

This I get from 20% down at 5%, which ends up being $12,454 per year.This doesn’t calculate the cleaning fees associated with each stay, which is in the $100 range here on Maui, so keep that in mind.But the fee charged I would assume cover itself depending on the unit.Also, if you did a vacation rental by owner online, most companies are around the 3% of gross, or $400 per year that you would also have to deduct from profits.

If there's broken glass and they didn't clean it up, then you need to get in there and do so to ensure that they can't hurt themselves -- don't wait another day/week/month -- get it done.

Note: I'm just using W-2 as regular income in this example - no other misc incomes.