Who knows how reliable they were before, but if they've gotten comfortable living rent free, my guess is you'll have some hurdles with them, and perhaps some demands for repairs.

But if you're comfortable with that and it works with your strategy then go for it.

I spent a good year nearly every night online studying my new market, made one trip to tour homes (i live overseas), and got to the point where I was super comfortable with neighborhoods in the new market that I could make offers without seeing the house myself. 

Works great...coils versus glass flat top.Goal:Met...I provide my family and my customers with a nice clean, comfortable guest house that is close to the beach, is quiet and is convenient. 

Very comfortable and for such a large frame it's quite easy to conceal and control. 

I'd much rather not do any rehabs either but it's something you have to be open to if you want deals plus after you do some you'll learn and be more comfortable buying places that need work.

it never hurts if they've dealt with wholesalers before or are comfortable with your assignment fee.  

If it is something you are comfortable with, then you might do your own later after watching the process in full.Disclaimer: While I am a licensed Oklahoma Attorney, this is not legal advice.

All depends on your level of comfort with the risk though, and where/what you're investing in..

It will not require any more work than I am comfortable handling.