If my properties are continually draining their own reserves over a long period of time, then, eventually, I will end up with no cash reserves and will have to think about working a w2 once again just to pay for expenses and keep the properties afloat.At least, potentially, until the time comes when the properties are paid off (~25 years into the future) and I receive an instant boost in cash flow, around $200-$300 per property.

I should add, they knew it was doggy day care the instant I contacted them.

But most people are complatiant and dont have the gumption to do anything that doesnt provide instant gradification.

There are multiple options available for screening packages; tenant involvement/no tenant involvement, instant reports, hand-compiled reports, and even income verification.You can find further information by going to Tenant Screening under the Tools tab.Best of luck to you!

So while the wholesaler had a nice payday..

I'm not sure how much you know about the mahogany bay development area I have been chatting with a realtor about it and they are claiming 30% to 60% instant equity on new builds and they take care of everything this seems way to good to be true and I'm curious what's the catch I know the build would have to be funded by cash but if you can make on average 48% on your money why is not everyone building houses in mahogany bay and selling them?

@Robert Leonard I instantly thought of both opportunity andrunning (my first wholesale house does not need to be a massive cluster…);however, the agent admitted people would run from the house once they heard offoundation issues. 

Not everything gets fixed instantly.

Or you could rent out your old primary with the advantageous primary financing and do a refinance of your now new primary into a better loan as well.You also don't have to make that decision instantly. 

Good numbers and instant equity are positive indicators.