My dad worked in construction growing up and I have a good deal of experience/access to help through him and definitely wouldn’t mind finding something that could use a small amount of remodeling. 

@Wensheng Chen, You can only access the exemption once every two years. 

I have heard of people being successful with wholesaling completely online and I would like to go that route because, again, I live in a small town and not much is going on, even foreclosures and preforeclosures that are good enough to wholesale (or if there are any, they're being snatched up by realtors with access to the MLS.)

Most people do not have other cash access so they take out equivalent debt. 

Helocs are great because you get access to your equity day 1, but don't have to pay for it until you use it.

.: Can you please grant me access to this STR spreadsheet?

I dont know how the market operates where you are, but in all 4 states I do business in, the seller controls who gets access to the property and who doesnt.  

From networking to access to deals, it has been a great overall experience. 

Should the title company be accessable in person to you or the buyer/seller, or does it not matter and the title company can do everything virtually to all 3 of you?

Then you tell me if you barely escaped, or missed out.Recovery of Cost (Cash in) and start of Profit:A - Cash in = $40kB - Cash Flow/year (recovery):  $1,032/yrC - # of years until you recover Cash/Cost =  31 years (30 years of mortgage + 1 year without mortgage)It doesn't matter what the property value is, or where it goes up to, unless you plan on selling the property to get access to it.