You'll need a much lower priced property with some value add or larger equity spread, and also have the funds to make the payments in case it doesn't play out so smoothly, or there's delays getting renters/lease-option buyers, etc... 

Spoke with many people on here over the last few months. I have yet to hear any input on thoughts for what works out better, what makes more profit, what makes loans easier to obtain when it comes to flipping a house ...

Vegas is a great market. more bang for your buck than cali with lower taxes and property values. 

We have a fast growing population that needs housing as well as a fairly good economy and lower costs of living so it may not impact us like California or even the rest of the country. 

Plus, they can work with you to improve your credit and get you a better loan product (lower interest rate, etc.) if they have some time upfront to work with you on this.2) You Don't Need 30% Down For Conventional -- You only need 5% down.

Cherokee has lower taxes , lower crime, medium inventory, but commute times are the harder sell.

(if you PM /email me the address I would be glad to pull some data for you)...At a glance, you are completing a renovation on this property, but your expenses are sky high for operations...why would you have operating expenses for a freshly renovated property...and CapEX...logically, your expenses would be significantly lower for things like maintenance/repairs...Glad to assist further

Also, if they do not pick up the phone for you, or give you a call back in a reasonable time frame, they surely aren't going to be responsive to your tenants

Example: Property goes under contract with distressed owner /=/ property gets marketed to cash buyers /=/ another wholesaler comes along interested in the property with a cash buyer in hand ready to buy /=/ contract gets assigned to secondary wholesaler /=/ wholesaler assigns to end buyer and closes within the contracted time frame of the original owner to wholesalers contract.

He would contact home-owners that had loans originally with these banks, and work with the home owner to contact the mortgage-servicer to negotiate a much lower balance because they did not have the original note.