In those cases, we typically joint venture on deals.

I believe the current fix is to crimp on pigtails to all ends and replace the old switches and outlets... varies but think it is running $2500 to $5500 per house to correct... aluminum vibrates when it gets a little loose causing resistance and then heat.. hence the problem.lots of homes have black pipe or steel pipe water lines used a lot in older homes and it is OK but it rusts inside and then as the corrosion continues the pipe gets weak at the joints mostly and often can fill up  and restrict water flowall this being said I have seen extension cords run behind finished walls,  I have heard people removing 40amp breakers and replacing with 50amp breakers because the 40amp keeps tripping.  

However, the simplicity of the question you are asking leads me to believe that you should try to joint venture with another wholesaler in your area. 

When I do a joint venture it has its own corporation or LLC. 

PEOPLE are the real investment, and they know when you are genuine or not.

Control and Roll, control the property with a skinny contract, flip before settlementHybrid purchase with seller (as a limited partner), seller to contribute renovation funds, offer property at public auction with a percentage back to seller on equity above offered price.Control and offer property immediately by private treaty.Put together a friendly or family joint venture (if you think the deal is great, convey your enthusiasm to your friends or family members, they put up the needed money, they get a percentage of the NET profits).If the equity is too small or risky to buy, refer it to a competitor or an agent for an UP FRONT referral fee.Find a partner with cash and skills, don't give too much of a percentage away, partners can be expensive.Don't let one deal slow you down, keep using Power Prospecting techniques, making offers and moving forward.........multi-task all the time, just because you are working on one great deal, don't become overwhelmed, get help, but don't slow down.Have fun in this business, don't get greedy, be kind and always think carefully before making hurtful comments, words are hard to take back.Give back to the community when you are financially able to do so.Charles Parrish Baltimore

This would also require a joint venture agreement that outlines the aspects of the partnership between all parties.

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Genuinely appreciate you taking the time to read / respond.

I admit that I am new to the real estate game but that being said.. we both have very successful careers and have had a very nice joint income for 10+ years.