Our bread and butter are middle and upper middle class families.

And is walking into a turnkey ready to rock building, the seller (whom I am presuming is now broke, but that may not be the case) even left the tables and chairs behind, all ready to have plates full of unethical inorganic genetically modified red meat dipped in butter placed on them. 

But if you can get to the $70k-$90k range on a SFH (my bread and butter right now) you can generally get a conventional loan on that.You likely need to pay cash upfront though for the better deals. 

@Tanner Lewis Just a bread and butter remodel, funded by an investor we work for. 

During the days leading up to the closing of the buy-back, we sent Thank-you emails to ABC Baltimore and Maverick to butter them up.

When we bought the place in 2020 this whole room was a deep butter scotch yellow with pine wood stairs, cabinets, and massive furniture (see before photos below). 

I just bought strawberries for $9 for the small cart and a small almond butter for $12.

I know it may sound like I'm spreading butter thin everywhere, but I'm learning my way into narrowing down the options, or strategizing/timing them in the right sequence.

Over the course of a year my wife and I fixed it up, rented to friends, ate peanut butter and jelly, did everything we could.

Therefore, we refer them to real estate agents in the area or we proceed with a Novation.If you want wholesaling to be your bread and butter, target as an investor and vice versa.