If one of the homes will be vacant more often than not, then insurance providers tend to see that home as being riskier to insure, which will drive up the policy’s cost.

I always like to hear his story of sales and how he built his business .. having bought 3 Teslas now I can flat out guarantee for 95% of car buyers they will totally dig that experince.. maybe not the car.. but how you buy one is simply genius.. you go to the show room for a test drive.. you can order it there.. they walk you to the computer and boom 5 minutes its done.. 

the market has gone up in South Florida and the value of my comps should drive my value up 55k. is that enough for me to pull out equity? 

That money sitting in the bank not making income is driving me crazy.

I set up a stand on the side of the road and sell bananas and hot sauce for $2 each, you may drive by and wonder why I'm doing that.

I’m hoping there is neighbor near by who has one and wouldn’t mind me driving by to see what it looks like in person.

I and still driving looking for sale by owners.

Drive for dollars, call renters on Craigslist?

Not so often (at least here) is anyone looking to go with a Class A or B area for flipping anyway- I just say that as it can make sense to get into higher % in some cases but that's very deal by deal based, and not usually a common 'rule')There are a few areas that seem like they're booming right now and I've heard of people getting outbid on deals- which is driving purchase price up (significantly in some cases) which in turn changes the % instantly.

I'm new to wholesaling and I understand the concept of driving for dollars,  mailing out letters or post cards, spending tons of money on postage, or putting up bandit signs.