I feel like questions 2-6 are fair and legitimate questions that any wholesaler should be able to answer before they even attempt a contract.However, I feel like questions 1 and 7 are designed specifically to shut out a majority of the competition because most did not impose those barriers on you when you first started out. 

My designs will not be minimalist.

I began last fall and i bought business cards ($9.99 on Vistaprint) and then designed a big ugly postcard (yellow "We Buy Houses") and bought a list of absentee owners in my home town ($66) went back to vista print and sent out a mailing to 376 people ($189) got no responses sent it out again and got one call.

I'm gonna do a shortsale, I just was trying to see if I could make a grand or 2. but I just want to get rid of it..

I'm originally from Texas, but currently working as an architectural designer for renovation projects in New Jersey and New York.

Inevitably it is cheaper in the long run to invest in a more universal and guaranteed lock design.

There are a number of folks here from Grand Junction.

My top four neighborhoods are: Little River/Little Haiti - Gentrification sandwich: Design District and ex-Wynwooders moving north, Yoga studios and Hipsterness popping up all around Little River from the South.

We bring rough construction, staging, interior design, mortgage broker experience and integrity to the table.

If your in a high tax bracket, the flip can put you into an even higher tax bracket.So I take advantage of being a "real estate professional" tax designation using rental depreciation "active losses" to off-set my "active profits" from flipping.