Because I have found that successful wholesaling comes down to the volume of leads that you can get.

How did you find this deal and how did you negotiate it?

The two of you have to come together in negotiations that work for each side. 

Inventory is also pretty low so it's harder to negotiate better terms as a buyer in this seller's market.

During an initial showing, I noticed that the bathroom in the unit I’d be occupying is pretty outdated, has a 1970’s vibe according to my dad :) That being said, I am wondering if anyone has any tips for success with performing renovations on your existing living space in a house hack?

There are other things you can negotiate like them building you a privacy screen wall and adding landscape.

Without doing a lot of deals it’ll be hard to really know the industry from the inside, the contracts line by line, the local market on a house by house level, or master negotiating skills, or know how to avoid bad situations etc.

I have a client who does this in CT and he has had a lot of success with it to the point where I am thinking of renting to travel nurses the next time I have a vacancy in a condo I own.

How did you find this deal and how did you negotiate it?

I have thrown about 4 offers out his way and at this point it almost feels like I am negotiating against myself.