We all know how great it is to have cash cow and how hard it is to find it, cant just be selling it because we need capital for another opportunity and lose out on cash flow.

This is a credible opportunity and one I've worked hard for.  

Plenty of opportunity and not much to hear from the city upon purchase.The POS ensures that neighbors actually take care of their houses, which doesn't happen in areas where the city has no freaking control over anything.

We had plans to use the HELOC as a base to build our portfolio further with flips and rentals.Now we will have our dream property and a great rental cash flowing $550/month that we intend to save and reinvest later.  

Some really amazing opportunities here, far from Boise.

Unless you intend to take out a HELOC when the equity builds there is no point in having cash lying around in a home not earning it's keep.

It was not our primary revenue stream but we owned/controlled the adjacent scrap (empty) land and it was a very small (and inexpensive) lot but convenient for 'customers'... but I'd do it again in a heartbeat if I had a similar opportunity.

Has anyone best used opportunity like this before ?

As the wholesaler, do you have to tie up the property that you intend of turning over to an investor, with legal documents?

Preventing that process is probably the greatest opportunity both for investors and victims.