That’s one of the main thing I always strive for because keeping a good lasting relationship with my buyers is worth more to me than a quick commission fee for a bad deal.

I would say just make your sure your buyer will be the best ARV so you can find a buyer quickly.

I think it always depends on how quick you can get a new tenant.

Quick question BP! 

I'm wondering how I go from there to wholesaling in quick succession without destroying myself financially.

Technically I’ve been around for a while on here, (started on here relatively young at 22), but things didn’t happen as quick as I expected.

What I'm looking to do since I am a bit shy to finding an organic mentor is to kinda do what was suggested in Rich Dad Poor Dad when Rich dad said for Robert to play golf because eventually Robert would end up doing it some day and the best time to begin building his skills was when he was young. 

Just a quick question, when I look at your numbers I'm seeing 127,000+5000+13500+6500+8800=160,800 in total expenses.

That said, it seems like in todays market most owners could just list their property on the MLS and get more and sell relatively quick.

Also I just finished this book (Audible) and found it very informative: Loopholes of Real Estate - Secrets of Successful Real Estate Investing (Rich Dad Advisors)By: Garrett Sutton, Robert Kiyosaki (foreword)Best