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That will depend on the language in the wholesaler's offer to the owner - if they have an inspection contingency etc etc, and their relationship with the owner.What could be done is that your nicely printed proposal for 16k could work its way to the owner, and drop all prices (wholesaler's and yours) accordingly.

If you have bold colors, repaint in neutral colors, de-clutter the apt, clean the bath and kitchen, etc...

@Wayne Brooks   In CA not only does the deed need to be notarized  the Notary must also get a thumb print of who is signing the deed. 

We've had a growing wealth gap for decades, people have been locked in their homes for months, the Federal Reserve printing trillions of dollars to buy debt to prop up the stock market is accelerating the wealth gap.

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Assume the numbers I just mentioned (0% everything, 60k purchase price, $500 year for taxes, $600 year for insurance, $215/mo HOA, 25% down and 5% interest rate, $900 rent), and your cash flow per month is still only $351, with a lot of bold assumptions in to make it work.

Read the fine print and as others have said talk to the zoning folk, a conditional use permit may work, re-zoning is likely a NO/expensive.Let us know how it goes!

Maybe print out sheets to track work and make it easier.

Welcome to BP Marty.Rather than keeping a printed binder, you could try the following.