I did want to ask if your job was flexible?

And with your own property, you can hire property management and take a more hands off approach to earning money and growth should you decide that's what you want to do.I do like the flexibility of having my own properties.

It depends on how long you'd like to hold them and if you need the flexibility to sell them off one at a time.

I learned that it was a huge value to have a contractor and investors who were flexible on the timelines, and to set up contingencies for emergencies like this in future deals.

I can do a 1031 on the Flip sale (then the tax reporting seems difficult) but the 1033 exchange rules seem like the more flexible way to go. 

Well very simple, they value the flexibility that wholesaling the property will give them, they don’t want to keep anything from the house and by wholesaling they don’t have to worry about paper work, cleaning or anything else, they just get a check, grab what they want, get in the car and done.

Enlisting allows you to allows you to work on multiple things at the same time which provides the most flexibility and options over the long term.

As an owner-only business retirement plan, the Solo 401(k) has higher contribution limits, allowing you to build your savings on the front end as well as providing investment flexibility.

The key here is one word: Flexibility.

Like I said it depends on the lender and how flexible they are.