I have some investors that are buying in blocks in some Columbus sub-markets rather than focusing on one large deal. 30k is your safe spot if you are wanting to use hard money.

While these items don't necessarily add value to a home, they were needed to ensure a safe & sound property for future guests.

It doesn't have to be in-unit, but if you can arrange a dedicated space on the property to provide a safe and clean laundry setup, your guests will greatly appreciate it.

REI is a very safe and smart game of investing.

Hard to know the future.yes, inflation is eating cash reserves, but you just got to have that dry powder to be safe. 

The 70% rule is designed to keep you safe.

Some of the techniques that one sees promoted may have worked very well a decade ago and I am sure that people are finding deals with Driving for Dollars, mailers and Bandit Signs but in many markets they are done to death and actually tick sellers / owners off more often than not.

So to answer the person above me and the OP.The period or the clause where you can walk away is NOT there  as  a fail safe for your incompitence as a wholesaler.You cna walk away if something happenes beyond your control that nmakes the deal a bad deal.If lightning strikes and the hosue burns down, you walk away.If an inpection showed a crumbling foundation, or termites and the seller doesn't want to renegotiate.. you walk away.See mmy point?

For example, by using one of the safe harbors?

If I wouldn't feel safe in my property then I wouldn't charge another human being to live there.