@Blair Poelman,I am looking to get into wholesaling and throughout my research and analysis on all of the properties that I am finding to be "good deals", I instantly get sidetracked (which may not really be sidetracked) and start looking to see how I can pursue it for myself.

Banks are easier to work with and they should cash flow instantly.

And they're not from the instant gratification nation. 

Picked up 3 more A/B Class properties today to sell to our turnkey clients soon.We don't sell the C/D junk like many folks do in Cleveland, Columbus, (and everywhere)....and, therefore, we don't have fake CAP rates that are cute at 13 and instantly disappear when the first D class tenant trashes the place costing $11K to rehab. 

Well as I began to research this idea a little more, I stumbled across the bigger pockets podcast and I instantly realized how much bigger our goals could be than one vacation home.  

Other Facts:Built in 1969Off market saleNew Roof in 2007Plenty of off street parkingAll 4 units have separate access and a common laundry areaNot sure yet if I would end up with instant equityAny feedback would be greatly appreciated!!!

Also, I recently learned Apple Pay will allow instant transfers of money - free if the sender is using a bank account, and if they use a credit card, THEY pay the transaction fee (brilliant!).  

She wants to Instant Book and my doing it manually she has to physically import and export each calendar.

Sell it off for a onetime payday at a high tax rate  only to have to do it again to eat again. 

One page for distressed homeowners to submit their property, and possibly receive instant cash offers.