There are too many variables to give you an answer to that question.

There's a lot of variables to navigate; most wholesalers who can pull this off are very experienced and have a massive buyers list. 

I don't know much about rentals but I am sure it's just as variable as flipping analyzing is.

Try calling out the AC company again and complain to them that it's not keeping Room at I would say 72ﾟ I think there's a lot of variables that can stop an air conditioner from being at a certain temperature un less you get a really large unit to compensate what is your tenant wanting it to be at if she wants at 60 degrees she's being unreasonable I think that was nice of you to get an extra air conditioner for her

I suggest reading Tom Wheelwright's Tax-Free Wealth: How to Build Massive Wealth by Permanently Lowering Your Taxes.There are a lot of variables here.. how long have you been contributing, what is your employer match, what are your investment options, etc. 

But the biggest variables in this are Operating Costs and CapEx.

Condos , for me, add too many uncontrollable variables in a segment that already is under assault by local and state governments.

What is "causing concern" for me is the lack of clarity of the direction and trend of three variables, all of which are crucially important to proper deal analysis:1.

Determining whether to do a cost segregation study or not has a lot variables.

Many variables are constantly changing.