The new coin operated washers are lo-flo and use very little soap be sure and put up a sign.

Both trace their roots to really poor lending practices.  

My parents 1917 house had Clay and roots, and they had to pay to have a plastic liner put in. 

If you truly had a "good" deal someone would buy it if you did the work to get the property out.There are a few ways to wholesale but only one way a great wholesaler builds a great reputation and that is the grass-roots route path of finding a serious buyer and doing everything you can to understand them, their process, their ideal investment type, their ideal investment market, and then finding a property based on your buyers criteria.

In my opinion the student loan crisis will be the root cause for the next recession. 

Seriously, it’s going to take twice as long and cost twice as much.(5) If the house is 50+ years old and you’re going to hold for long term and not flip, budget to replace the old Cast iron plumbing ( I found roots growing into my sewer line after closing, A very costly unexpected expense). (6) Finally, stay Positive and remember the whole point of the first deal is just to get through it!

I live in Delaware but my roots are in NJ.

I'll get off my soap box now. 

Don’t forget to factor in additional thousands to furnish the entire house, and buy a couple sets of linens for each bed, kitchen ware, and at least starter amounts of soap, toilet paper, paper towels, etc for each guest.

My last house had a bowed foundation from tree roots.