Thats not damage, its simply what is expected in a property.Broken baseboards....you have photos of the baseboard in that location being in tact at the time of the inspection?

Simply writing it down and making adjustments as you progress is all you need to do.

@Alipate Moleni  Yes, You would simply do a refinance on each property where you could take the cash out needed and reduce the rate below 5% on a 30 Year fixed. 

Putting it simply, it works like this:1.

So...there can be much value that a wholesaler brings to the table, both for buyers and sellers, but there just like anything, there are right and wrong ways to conduct business and BP simply warns of the wrong ways wholesalers can sometimes conduct business.I think one of the HUGE misconceptions is that wholesalers can close deals faster than Brokers.. this simply is not correct..

It’s just a standard in real estate that simply requires the seller to remove all personal belongings, nothing more.

Or at the point in which your "passive" income (nothing in RE is truly passive) is well beyond what you want/need to be comfortable, give to charity, leave to your kids, travel the world, etc, then you can simply start consolidating, trading growth for debt reduction. 

I know from years of working with contractors that some of the challenges with remodels is simply making sure contractors show up and do what they are supposed to do. 

Simply pay them their fee and they will tell you how… Of course that would be money out of your pocket.

But since the leases expire at the end of October, I can simply have them on a month to month.