I would say it's unlikely this would come into play for @Kevin Galimba... since you can HELOC out your invested capital and buy your next property, while retaining the cash flow and future appreciation of the current property.

And this is the reason SO many of you fail at wholesaling, You listen to ridiculous advise on how to wholesaling instead you need to figure out motivated seller lead generation.DMM, Cold calling, Driving for dollars, Lists, bandit signs... if you are doing this... chances are you will never make it.Seriously...how EASY would wholesaling be for you if this was your inbox:- when all your leads are 100% freewhen all your leads are 100% motivatedwhen all your leads are 100% hands-off.Don't you agree it would be child's play to make millions?

Hire any and all roles out IF you as an investor are not interested in playing that role. 

Trying to find one to do your out of town project is like playing roulette, hoping the number lands on 10.  

His diplomacy and responsiveness played a large part in closing this deal.

Up until about a decade ago, once you filled up the Fannie/Freddie slots, there wasn't much of a choice if you wanted to continue to expand; you had to go commercial. 

Ease of work organization and many other factors all come into play on a job site.

Before Covid and the associated construction costs increase, he had a garage conversion 1BR ADU (~500’) with a ~$90k hands off cost (he played active role so his cost was less than $90k and it would cost more now).  

Don't play games about it. 

😀Maybe I just try to play the grouchy tough landlord lol