A buyer can then assume the loan later after rates have risen and you'll make your property more attractive Vs competing properties in a higher interest rate environment.Create a short term and long term business plan for these assets and this should help guide your decision on which way to lean in financing the acquisition.

There are plenty of people who are new to this industry, but never get off the ground because they allow their fear to be their decision maker. 

Talk to your area lender will be your best source of information so you can make the best possible decision.

There's nothing like asking a tenant to put their money where there mouth is to help you make a good decision.

@Sakeena Rashidexcellent, congrats on your decision to jump into real estate investing!

Conversely, if you're an investor in So Flo, are familiar with the group and have chosen not to join as a member, I'd be curious to hear more on that decision as well. 

You are in a vulnerable position at the moment and I do not think it is wise to make decisions based on emotion versus logic.

As I said, in my first post, I'm leaning away from the idea of wholesaling but still haven"t completely made my decision. 

(Long Story Alert) Some back story...This summer, I made the decision to NOT return to UCA and study medicine, but instead go to the college in my grandparents town (it is cheaper) and take classes in Finance (Real Estate) and Entrepreneurship.

Smart business decisions aren't always the absolute right ones.