BTW, the reason Consumer Reports has credibility is because it's a subscription-supported non-profit organization that accepts no paid advertising and pays for the products it evaluates.

This thing is time consuming, but rewarding. 

I have been researching and researching, consuming every bit of info I can about wholesaling but it's time to really dive in! 

Sometimes this whole credit thing sounds like a scam....and it certainly does NOT favor the consumer. 

Thats absolutely crazy to me and hurts consumer choice. 

Anything you need me to do I can assist you with, I would just love to consume as much knowledge as I can about multi-family investing and help you with your business!

If it is just a single family, then the income it produces will have less of an effect on the sale price as your primary consumer will be an owner occupant.

You can increase rents according to how much the consumer price went up.

Here in Michigan, we just have to disclose to renters (or buyers) that there may be lead in any home built before 1978, give them a copy of the EPA's handbook on protecting your family from lead, and furnish them with any reports that we may have. 

Setting rent prices is not like setting the price of a consumer good - say milk - where demand is going to be far more inelastic and generally static over time.