That being said, you have plenty of reserves where I think you can make a significant down payment and would be able to find something that cash flows.Plus its better to have that money in some kind of asset that grows in value, tax deductible, and bring in income; rather than it sitting in the bank. 

Either way, you may sit empty for a bit until you get the price right.

This is why it is folly to believe one can simply acquire a property and just sit on it forever and all will be fine.

My name is Genita, and I'm no longer sitting on the sidelines of the REI game. 

Hiring a VA is like hiring anyone else, and sometimes more difficult since they're remote and you can't sit down and show them the ropes every day for a month until they learn it all- relocation, you might not have to relocate, I know there was one property manager on peter lohmanns podcast who only does remote PM, but they have some employees in the area in which they manage, so that might be worth finding and listening to.

I suspect the odds that the wholesaler did not misrepresent anything is fairly small.if your wholesaler is picking up the legal costs to pursue this so that you are only going to be out the time value of your earnest money, I think I would just sit back and see how this plays out.  

The only two things in life are death and change - so good for you for sitting home and doing nothing at all, just in case.

The majority of deals are on market and if they have been sitting for weeks the seller isn't getting many offers.

My business partner and I would love to sit down for lunch and pick someone’s brain.

I'd sure like to see it developed, but it just sits and sits.