I'm not a small guy either, I have various eyebrow raising techniques and investigative techniques, might tell a story about what happened with the last guy that ran out on some deal (no leg breaking, just ruined lives, loss of property, judgments, garnished wages, loss of job, run out of town, etc) These little tactics are only for the nearly qualified, highly leveraged, or newbies, young kids.

If you ever need orange, red, or blue subway tile that's your best bet.  

The rest is just pissing on your leg and calling it rain. 

The richest man in Orange County California has a philosophy; "never sell anything".

A lot of applicants I had in the past were incredibly unorganized, so just doing this puts you a leg above the rest. 

So many wholesalers are tempted to save the money and the leg work and go straight to the MLS instead.

How much leg work do you do before putting in an offer?

I have a rental property in Orange county, California.

They're gonna charge you an arm and a leg to go to arbitration. first thing, call the nj division of consumer affairs and make a claim against his surety bonds.

In the kitchen if you have tile leave it but if you don't depending on the class of rental vinyl is good and easier on the cooks legs.