Thanks for taking the time to upload the pictures.

Although the seller would be the customer in a wholesaling transaction, I am not obligated to them in a fiduciary sense.

so it's taken me 5 months and lots of tears on other rehabs, but we finally finished this one.here are some pictures of the final product. if you have seen pics of our other houses, the interior starts to look like a cookie cutter home. same colors, same finishes, same, same, same..so i hope you like them.listed 30 mins ago on poslets for $1,075, we accept petsi have to look at the numbers when i get home from vacation, but i think it was around 10 to fix. who cares, really. what needed to be done got done. at this point, it just snowballs and the rest pay for the new acquisitions. i love keeping my subs busy, i just love it.

Most of the time, I'm doing custom stuff on MySQL/PHP at certain build levels on apache systems, with minimal UI (95% web-based anymore).

I'd want to see a picture.

This may be slightly out there, but I am trying to set up a customer email for my new business.  

All 3 business models you mention (wholesaling, flipping, buy & hold) require that you know how to 1) determine value (after repairs), 2) estimate rehab, 3) evaluate a deal from the standpoint of a flipper or buy/hold investor (the customers of wholesalers).  

I would write a letter to the landlord include pictures and "pitch" yourself to them as to why they should pick you!

I just came into the picture today (about 24 hours ahead of closing).  

Plus, if delivered to the customer, there will be a "break even" point, where they have now paid the  purchase price.