I am already preapproved and could move on to something else that would not cash flow nearly as well.

My insurers reimburse me for what I didn't use; it can take a few weeks for the check to come, but that's just cash flow management then.

It won't cash flow, and it's like the wholesaler wants the appreciation before it, you know, appreciates.It feels like some wholesalers are hyping up properties to out of state investors (of which I am one) and they are banking on us not doing even the basic amount of calculations.I wouldn't touch quite a few of these wholesale "deals", and am wondering what the purpose of wholesaling is actually.

VA loans are assumable but the key is you will have to bring in cash the difference between the asking price and the current loan. 

Thus, the same amount of points expense might get you a rate that's .25% higher for a condo.Also, if you can put 20% down I would do it.

The house hack approach makes sense otherwise.Think about cash reserves.  

It's determined by actions taken and amount of time, effort  and monetary investment one brings into the business.

Hi -I've recently inherited (or what amounts to inherited) a small fix/flip & wholesaling business that consists of a website where users enter property, situation and contact details which populates jotform and through zapier feeds a CRM. 

(This would add sig to monthly payments and limit cash flow).

This post is my small way of advising against that and hopefully steering some people straight.There's no shame in sitting on cash, building reserves, and being patient right now.