You have to have a contractor you can trust, a property inspector that can go over the property with a fine tooth comb if you're not familiar with all of the aspects of buying a used home, a lender/broker that has the products and a property manager if you're not experienced or if you have a real job. 

Willing to leave $150-200K of meat on the bones and let someone else wait for the fill up...I've done all the hard work...now its just a waiting game.

--A number of conventional (non-portfolio) loans/products just disappeared, or got way more expensive. 

This whole operation takes a crap-ton of time per location, and every time I do it I start to wonder if "simply" ripping out all the wiring in the entire house wouldn't be just as fast, when momentum and final product is factored.

Sincerely, Sean Banilivy Based upon your list I am guessing you're looking for information so you can eventually invest in some type of turnkey market and or product. 

I told him I had experience in filmmaking and I owned a production company.

@Austin LargusaYou may look at commercial mortgage products or some favor of portfolio financing.

After further review I just need to find a buyer my credit is hindering me at this point.

The buyer wants to do a payment form that I am not familiar with: Cash but with some sort of 90-day wait where he makes total payment to me at end of the 90 days.

In Wuhan alone they have one of the largest meat markets in existence, where every disease carrying animal that walks, swims or crawls the face of the earth is butchered, sold and eaten in tight rows of vendors.