Since her time has run out, our landlord-tenant law allows us to sell her property to recoup the moving and storage costs, however any excess can not be used to pay for the eviction judgement or apartment damages, which were plenty.  

Keep this in mind:There are MORE properties for sale than willing or able buyersThere are MORE Agents than there are willing or able sellers & buyers.Supply & Demand: Where agents are in excessive supply but in low demand.

I've had to pay special assessments for siding, roofs, paving and excessive snow removal, costing thousands of dollars. 

Cuts down on excessive energy in dogs.

Cash flow hasn't been great so far, but I've built up equity well in excess of my former annual income in just a few months, and will get a sizable paycheck when my first flip sells.     

Have you noticed that your electric bill is excessively high?

Think of the excess cash flow as both a cushion to make sure you don't have to pay out of pocket every month or also to use for other things like buying more properties!

The only exception is when you have disbursements in excess of your basis.

What you did was finance an excessive amount on a depreciating asset.

agreed wholesaling as taught on BP is quite regionalized... it works in markets were there is a plethora of excess inventory.in Markets were the market is quite tight there simply is not enough properties to sell whoelsaler.