Purely commercial only.

BTW...having a tight schedule is pure and utter nonsense too.  

Same for electric meters etc.I don't know how it got to be this way, instead of the typical:351 NE 4 STREET unit 1,2,3 or unit A,B,C...The problem is it appears some companies does not know how to deal with a "hyphen" in the street number, and yet when referring to the entire property, a hyphen is used in the official address.When I went to the city to turn water on, it's the water for the whole building, and their property database needed a pure numeric number, and they just randomly put in 351.Recently I contacted FEMA to filed change of map amendment to get it reclassified it's flood zone so I can reduce the flood insurance, FEMA told me they can't process my application because the street number contains a hyphen. 

I have two new tenants moving in, unrelated, purely roommates unknown largely to one another.

From a pure cash flow perspective the property had potential but the seller wasn't negotiating on price. 

Now that I am sitting on a ton of real estate, I paid cash for my MBA, and max out my 401K in the first month of the year purely to reduce my taxable income, which nets me more return (between gains in market, employer contribution and tax benefits) than the cash on cash return from rents one just one house, not counting appreciation, and I'm not all in ONE asset class.

This is looking purely at the numbers, assigning no value to societal contributions and presumed personal satisfaction you get from the work.

Is it based purely on total portfolio equity?

To say that I should just take it and be happy when an individual purposefully defaces my property is willfully ignorant.To compare normal wear and tear such as a burnt light, damaged carpet and other expected issues to carving a pentagram into the new concrete is either purely ignorant or represents an individual who is considerably biased against investor's property rights in favor of the tenants.I will say that every normal person I told the story to, our neighbors and the police all thought it was a big deal and that we should be reimbursed by some means. 

I 100% agree that wholesaling is sales, pure and simple, and is a far better strategy to offload deals you cannot afford to people you do business with, in a manner that benefits everyone.