/Single Family home that doesn't need much work (say $40,000-$50,000 max) and cash in more quickly, or do I buy a $5,000-$10,000 dump and pour some money into it?

I can't imagine that's too much more than batt insulation (we pay $.80-95 for batt), so it's probably well worth it...

I run into this fairly often and I imagine other wholesalers do too.

I never imagined that I'd learn anything, and it never crossed my mind that it would result in friendships, partnerships, investors, deals, and an increase to my bottom line.

@Andy CrossNo I never received an answer from @Justin StamperI can only imagine he's getting pocket listings but he left out certain details.

Imagine if that disgruntled tenant then started reaching out to other tenants or your friends or family?

I’d imagine a successful conversion would probably done on a larger property.

In my state, I can't imagine a Strip Club staying in business so close to down town for that long.

Imagine buying it with 20% down which would be about 47k and still having to fix stuff up.

As far as rental price goes, you're saying that one or two months of non-vacancy is better than potentially more months of vacancy's due to higher rent.I imagine there are thresholds that you have to consider often, but I think I see how it works.Thanks again!