In my experience, these preservation companies are only good at preserving their business model and have a habit of cutting corners to perform their tasks on the cheap.

Our focus will be on wholesaling, rehabs and eventually adding renal properties.Obviously networking will be vital so creating relationships with others so we can start our buyers/sellers lists and get help as well as help others in the businesses.Lastly getting funding is another big issue, I have a few leads, but I am thinking hard money will be needed starting out.Hope to get to know several members and hopefully help each other in the future.

We were fortunate to ride a hot market to increase profit and its vital to keep a pulse on that but without a little creativity we could have easily accepted the 'no' after the initial offer and moved along with life.

The other two will still have full access but giving that the internet is a service and not a utility and isnt a necessity for the dwelling to be habitable due to rent being late can I pause it until rent is paid.

We used to be able to go to the Bureau of Vital Statistic and get birth and death certificates.

Make it a habit or routine to educate yourself about real estate.

I would like to get conventional financing on this...it is a very light rehab, not a lot of work required, and it is definitely habitable.

An owner may improve a property they live in, the issue is the scope of work taken on and construction debris, it needs to be a safe and habitable dwelling for an owner's primary dwelling. 

If you're already in the habit of timing the market before selling, what's holding you back at this time (April 2018)?

So long as your properties are maintained to habitable standards it's not really a big deal in my opinion.