I make a decent wage from my job and live pretty frugally so I could afford it while still have the ability to save/use my earnings for repairs/rehab.Thanks guys!

I am told by some, that every time they say hi, renters are taking the opportunity to tell them what repairs need done.

My brother Chris owns a construction company on Aquidneck Island, Pettit Construction and so, he will be the one doing the repairs.

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I wouldn’t say it’s out of the question as as cpnventional you’re looking at 15-20% down + $3-5k in closing costs + reserves for vacancy and misc repairs if it’s completely move-in ready.

I'm sure there are good ones out there and you just have to do the research to find them, but I don't really believe they'll care as much about the property, who lives in it, the cost of repairs, etc as much as I will.

My inspector threw out a ballpark guess that it could be roughly 10k to repair it.

The seller will not give you any credits or make any repairs in an attempt to kill the deal.

I understand the jist of wholesaling and have the tools to speak with sellers over the phone.

You can PM me your phone number and we can jump on a brief conf call to review what you have found.