Quick question . . . . for rentals, would you select a policy that is based on the replacement cost or the actual cash value? 

It sounds very appealing to someone with limited funds such as myself, but there appears to be quite a high barrier to entry (that being competing with other wholesalers who already have very effective systems for finding distressed sellers).I was wondering if anyone has any tips or tricks that someone in my unique position could use to help me get started.

This is a unique, yet functional idea I have not seen yet and I want to hear your thoughts.

You'll need to watch it closely without injecting delays in the process.Another thing you might consider is to do each house from a unique checking account.

Good luck, and if the cars are anything cool/classic/unique give me a shout!

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I was wondering if you could post some unique and creative things you have done to get a deal to close.

But this is a select few.  

Over time I have learned to be very careful and risk averse in selecting tenants.

Once I selected a property I could select a tax year and see the address of the person paying taxes.