Hey all - wondered if you all had experienced any challenges wholesaling this first quarter?

another thing that occurs to me is something that you should so anyway: regular inspections. quarterly, or at least semiannual inspections are a must. and make sure the tenant knows you're coming through at those intervals, because you want them on notice that you're paying attention (e.g. grow houses, broken stuff, holes in walls, etc.).

If it's less than a quarter filled, there isn't enough demand. 

When I left my position I began taking 5% management fee to finish my 40 quarters to qualify.  

My guess is that you have not been doing regular/quarterly property inspections.

We probably have the lowest amount of 2 to 4 unit properties of any major metro area to begin with, and yeah probably I bet over a quarter of them that were built have already been converted to condos.

After quarter one i realized that my organizational skills around xcel are horrible and alot of leads were slipping through the cracks!

I've got a lead on an 18 unit motel property with manager's quarters that is coming up for sale as the owner/operator is retiring.

Here is our situation:Rent House 1 (Paid Off)  Appraised at $92,000Triplex Rental Units  (still owe 58,000)  Appraised at 110,00055 Acres Land (Paid Off)  Our hopes are to build a Barn / Bride & Groom Quarters / Landscaping that should roughly cost us between $150,000 and $200,000.If I go to get a Business loan, what are my options that would allow us to have the least amount of down payment possible? 

You'll receive true passive income on a monthly/quarterly basis, receive equity ownership, and still be able to participate in tax savings from depreciation.