Or he can spend the same time frame receiving certified mail and having public notices taped to his door only to destroy his credit for 3-7 years.If I were in his shoes, this wouldn't be a difficult choice.Good luck!

Tammy Stinson if I were in your shoes, I would wholesale whichever of the two would offer the least rental income as a first deciding factor.

Putting myself in the shoes of those left behind, I certainly do not wish to offend, but certainly may help them.  

I was in your shoes with slightly different numbers.

I think you will find that real estate can be a great gig from someone in your shoes.

So back to the OP: in my opinion, you should always have your funding lined up before putting on your shoes.

Hey Nathan, I am in very similar shoes.

An asset 100% As you scale up there are always people that have been in your shoes--whether you're looking for 2 units or 2,000. 

Sounds like you've got a peach and if I were in your shoes I would keep it as a rental.

I posted 24 hour notice then inspected the property, and all his clothes are gone, but there is trash, random furniture, shoes, and of course a kitchen heaping with spoiled food.