@Miguel Ochoa Borrow somewhere between the most you can get, and the least you can get by with.Where  you fit in that range depends on your overall financial situation and your risk tolerance. 

@Robert Leonard I like the excel analysis, do you have this on fileplace? 

If the broker knows of any other properties that may fit your criteria, you'd love to know about them.Then you start checking out other potential deals and wait.

I have excellent credit and maybe ten thousand in reserves backing me up on this one, along with my handyman skill set.

To find the best fit, can you share more about the property and services you are seeking? 

What you should do is based on several factors and is not "cut and dry" or "one size fits all."

I would of course recommend trying to get to the root of it and conquering it, but if it's not something you forsee yourself doing in the near future then doing  syndication/private money lending might be your best fit.  

They do excellent work and helped educate us about a lot of the idiosyncrasies of the market.

Would any of you all be able to share some insights on how you came upon a good property manager and what were some of the key questions you asked to make sure they were the right fit? 

@Akeen Felder It seems like wholesaling as a realtor fits the definition of both a net listing and dual agency.