Granted it may not be appropriate in very high end rentals but make no mistake....the stuff is not cheap.

But how else do they come up with the appropriate GRM if not by looking at sales, which amounts to comps?  

LendingOne is also becoming a relied upon source for the Buy & Hold investors.Our credit line will allow the investor to limit his/her capital outlay to only 20% of the purchase price and 20% of the rehabilitation costs as long as the combination of the 2 loans is equal to or less than 65% of the After Rehabilitation Value (ARV).

Your individual net worth would play a role in your decision. your best bet would be speaking to an appropriate professional so they can help you with your individual situation. 

What I mean by end-to-end is that we work with understand their investment goals, recommend vetted properties (the cream of the crop nationally) that will help them reach their goals, help them acquire financing (when and if appropriate), do all the legwork to acquire the properties on their behalf, rehab the property (when necessary), market the property to get great tenants, provide all ongoing maintenance and do all the day-to-day management necessary, and we'll even help our clients sell their property when they are ready.There was a time, several years ago, when we did not provide soup-to nuts services, but we do now.

Is a letter of intent appropriate with a probate sale?

Better to make additional questions under other threads, members will read this as to quit claim deed filings.A quit claim is most appropriate to you personally.

Rehabilitation is where profit is generated.

I wish to start with wholesaling and eventually grow to rehabilitating properties.

I get an email with a tenant requests service, and I can just forward that to the appropriate contractor.