That can quickly eat up some of the benefit of the cash out with regard to spread on the next deal.

Welcome to BiggerPockets, @Nadine Delille.Have you read The Ultimate Beginner's Guide to Wholesaling yet?

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@Mark Moore I like the Trulia guide for cities.

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If it's a reputable wholesaler they typically would not use a shady title company Thanks Chris - I like your idea of having my own title search done too but I'm not sure if there would be time for that as these wholesale contracts usually close quickly. 

This will allow me to know if there is any fraudulent activity.I require renters to send me a copy of their drivers license and they pay a $300 security deposit.I still mow the grass myself even though house is an hour away because I like to check on things but I could easily outsource this and rarely have to visit property.Homeaway takes the payments, maintains a calendar and website with pictures and details of the property.I wanted to offset the ownership of a lake house, then very quickly it started paying for itself.

(About an hour north of NYC in the Hudson Valley).In this post, I quickly and efficiently point out some general rules of thumb and some very specific tips on how to achieve a Luxury Kitchen on a smaller budget.

Luckily the inspector notified us of all the mold growing in the basement so we got out of there quick.