The basement (though spacious) is half-finished, and would not be habited upon moving out.

I am very aware of this individuals "habits" and would like to know if there are more who have first hand knowledge of this.

The bank / lender will still need an appraisal to confirm the value and to make sure it's habitable, the appraisal should come back "AS IS"  as opposed to "SUBJECT TO ".

Going to be tough to break those habits, but also much more true to my comfort zone and self-brand.Wholesalers have a weird pseudo position in the market.

Unfortunately, I rarely say everything I want to say and cut my conversations very short or leave out vital pieces of information which only confuse my audience even more.I'll be following this thread for the same advice!

There are more major pieces to this puzzle that the wealthy use that so many that give up at this step never see.Related: One Simple Habit the Vast Majority of Wealthy People Practice Every Single DayHow to Use Taxes to Your BenefitLet me jump back to the taxes, specifically depreciation.

I wouldn't make a habit of it.  

I do know that Farmers separates clients into three tiers (Preferred, Standard & Non-Standard) based on their prior insurance habits and insurance score.

It's difficult to get started but once you are in the habit of being up early you will be far more productive throughout the day; good luck!

Jack and Jill homeowner don't really ever do options 2 or 3, but at least it will get you in the habit of offering with and thinking about different scenarios.  2 and 3 is best for tired landlords, off-market.If the seller picks an option, ask for the LAs assistance or google up a standard PSA for your state.