After sharpening my criteria and analyzing more properties I discovered that it wasn’t a good option for me considering how overly hot the market is in Vegas compared to the average income.

That’s when I discovered BP!

If you segregate the components of a house, you can contribute a portion of the value to each component.

Going from 4 units to 5 units is much more complicated just because of the financing component.

When reviewing Toledo properties you will discover that the Toledo market is different from all others, not to mention, extremely low purchase prices on fixer uppers as compared to their retail value, Toledo is full of promises.

You can checkout the WAREI Facebook group as it is a large community of investors locally and many do wholesaling.Just a couple observations from my "non-wholesaler" perspective: I see a lot of people get super excited about wholesaling only to discover it is a lot of work and then drop it after a short while. 

After discovering this shared electrical line running from my panel and besides just cutting/removing the line at my boundary, I am wondering what my rights are as the owner now and if anyone has come across similar scenarios?

Once they know that you're for sale, there's at least some chance they'll tighten your credit lines or even put you on COD - and that's probably going to come up during your buyer's due diligence.And when will your buyer think when he discovers unfavorable credit terms with your key vendors? 

We took an interest only loan from a local credit union that includes a construction component.

We took an interest only loan from a local credit union that includes a construction component.