No clothes, bed, or food all of which he left behind in the apartment. 

I see your point @Ethan Cooke, but neither personal property (furniture) nor reviews have anything to do with the appraised value of a property.

Just food for thought.

We're happy to buy you a drink/food if you are willing to give us some of your time for some market insight, and to start networking with talent in the area.

If I am cooking food for sale, the rules are different than cooking for my family.

You CAN make money wholesaling and you CAN use those dollars to start moving up the food chain in real estate. 

Don’t bother asking to see their books as most wont understand them anyways and they are pointless honestly as if they were bad they would most likely “cook the books” 16.

Just some food for thought.

You need money for not only for the downpayment but also for closing costs (we had the seller cover most but we still had a tiny bit left), rehab (if you don't do a 203k loan) materials and labor, plus your living expenses (we barely cooked at the beginning since we spent every waking moment with workers and working in the house ourselves so we bought food everyday, we also didn't have a kitchen since we completely gutted the one that was here, and your responsibilities won't stop so you still have to pay credit cards, insurance, internet, etc)-We became BP pro members to use the calculators to analyze deals and we used the heck out of them.

Food for thought, good luck.