If you really think about it, the price of milk is tied to oil.

Basically tying to see if I could capitalize on location, location, location!

The pic doesn't show it, but I would probably use something like a Simpson strong tie to support he post top and bottom. 

In my case I think I need to maintain it for 3 years.If it was the listing agent requesting it, it is because they want to be aware of what issues came up so they can be prepared for it the next go around, by either having some of them fixed, or making the next buyer aware that the properties has certain issues so they dont tie up the property if those things will be issues for the next buyer.If you plan on doing multiple deals in the future, then you should absolutely provide the report to the listing agent..because at some point you might be trying to buy a property from him again.

If you were in my shoes would you take the sure thing and just save for a rental property or keep the flexibility and try to get better more efficient at wholesaling?

Lenders care more about your experience, income, credit, etc. personally because they know LLCs come and go, but everything is tied to you. 

I use tags to tie each transaction to a particular property.   

I am the main W2 provider of the house, and after 100k being tied up in these deals, we would be tapping in to our 6/mo emergency fund to start paying bills, until we can build our bank roll again from my W2 job.A) If i did do the BRRRR duplex, should i cash out refi or keep the money in and own it outright with higher COC return if I can afford it?

@Jon AdamowichSo instead of tieing yourself to the 15 year mortgage why not get a 30 year mortage and pay it off in 15 years.

A larger local company should have ties to the community which means they are invested in the area.