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Hi Amy,Thanks for weighing in on this as it is always beneficial to get multiple view points on things.One of the reasons I like Wholesaling and think it is actually easier than many forms of real estate is that I am good at marketing and negotiating and that is the part I like.

Not sure I'm looking to get any real actionable info, but viewing this as a handful of interesting speakers.

If/when the seller becomes motivated to sell at a reasonable price, then you might want to be ready to pull the trigger quickly.If you really want this particular property, I would suggest viewing it and determining what it is worth to you (completely throw out the list price as it should not factor in to coming up with your own value).  

Not only from an investment analysis standpoint, but, from an accounting and tax point of view.  

Skip Forest View until the crime levels out. 

While most lenders view things case by case depending on line of work, almost ALL will include the following expense as actual income:Depreciation-Depreciation is something your accountant should be drooling over to utilize as an expense on your taxes.  

I hope some lenders jump in with their point of view on this.

Hello BP,I'm analyzing properties that come to my inbox, and I want to view the properties to get a better feel for the rehab.It would also be beneficial if I had 3-4 GC's that would be willing to come out and give a good estimate of costs.So does anyone have a good team, or a good GCthat they could recommend.

I'm waiting for the burst and want to monitor, if there is anything specific for Rhode Island or New England that would be nice to see as well but a high-level view is all I'm looking for.