In the end, listen to your Realtor's advise they know about the specific transaction and the game players involved better than any of us do. 

Lots of BPers taught that 50% rule and you will not be hurt with it, but a good property has an expense ration of 30% GSI and any higher is a red flag due investigation.DSCR is a detail demanded by the lender and today numbers like 1.2-1.3 are common.What to I look for? 

(I will check back later to see if that little red logo is added).But yes, you can argue: hypocrisy; but, I am not a Wholesaler...

Prudential was a pretty big player in the CLE market, so now BHHS has absorbed all those brokers and agents. 

I had a 5 mil unsecured LOC.. from my bank to buy and a 8 mil secured so when we got the trustee's deed we secured it up with our secured LOC.. its the ultimate BRRR... but I can tell you 5 mil check book is a nice thing.But its small potato's compared to many of the CA bigger players .. it enabled us to be top 3 in PDX though for the 5 years I did this.

I imagine most on here aren't regular lottery players but when the jackpot is nearly a billion dollars (I only count the cash option as the value) it's worth a shot for the entertainment factor. 

I have read many other warm welcomes and cannot wait for my chance to meet some of the local players in my area.

Thanks,Rohit I also looked up this property and noticed two red flags.

In your examples:- Carpet stains with dirt accumulated over time are your responsibility vs. a red wine stain over a new white carpet is the tenant's responsibility.

When you attend the REIA meetings, make it a point to find the key players in the room that focus on wholesaling and rehabbing.