Another example would be that "Roof Repair" seems to come after the sheetrock work - I would get the roof done before doing any drywall.There could be some regional variations on this, as well as seasonal variations.

They're essentially unheard of in Europe, where there is no equivalent of Fannie & Freddie.May well be more variation in rates between good and weak borrowers.

I did the same about two years ago and since then went thru many trials and tribulations to get this thing up and running to where I am right now (2 flops and 3 flips :-) I'm wrapping up my 5th flip and actively searching for my next project.

There will be variation between singles and milti-families, aslo the city vs the suburbs.

We typically offer a trial loan mod (or forbearance) and show them that their payment is less than the rent for their location.

If anyone has any advice for a new wholesaler, please do not hesitate to shoot it my way, I want to learn as much as I can outside of trial and error!

I have both of them in the trial period right now, which isn't actually that helpful because I can't see how everything works out without connecting it to current tenants (and I don't want to have them switch from service to service).

You should have seen the sinusoidal variation I had in the farm house floor we just did.Make sure you have an excellent grout mix or preferably an epoxy grout if you anticipate too much flexing.

Sure, I am not handy, but it was a lot of trial and error to learn what works and what doesn't.

I think the best way to learn is from books and trial and error.