He does have the power to make you tear everything done and redo the whole project, but if you just let him do his job and politely ask questions, they tend to be very nice individuals with lots of experience and tips.  

You can find property at good prices 'on the island', but they tend to be too far from the action.

Until you really get a feel for how to analyze you will tend to be a bit rosy.Be ready to make a mistake.  

I tend to think of flips as a means to an end (accumulating real estate).  

I need to start, but I want to start right... that's my other problem, I tend to be risk averse and take a long time to make a decision.

My husband and I are DINKS, so we tend to play it a hold lot more liberally than many people on here because we have high disposal income with smaller expense margins.That being said we don't refinance.

Even further to that regard, bankruptcy court will also tend to treat those contracts as secured as that seems to follow the intent of Congresses rules for distressed home owners.  

They won't tell you that, but it's true.In my experience, new wholesalers tend to focus on building a buyers list because they want to avoid the hard work -- finding deals.I don't mean to burst your bubble, but after years of seeing thousands of people come through these forums, you start to notice trends. 

I don't know how it is where you are from but winter time tends to be slow time for contractors therefor should help with the pricing.

Batt tends to be expensive for large areas and takes longer to install than blown in.Get a quote on the work before you decide to go the DIY route.