If you want a more "professional" look, sand it down and you wont even know where the hole/ imperfection was before.

If you don't know construction hire some professionals.

However nothing is like talking to experienced professionals.

I think this gives them good guidelines on what other professionals will be looking for including background, education, professional affiliations, and testimonials.

It would be better to have a consultation with a mortgage professional who has access to these programs than for some to try explaining all of the guidelines and terms

Go to a few and see which ones you feel better with, get a better vibe to, etc.There are many "bibles" of wholesaling, but not all are created equal, nor will all of them fit your strengths.

Looking forward to getting some good advice and networking with some industry professionals.

Greetings John,There are alot of BP professionals to network and share information or websites.What states do you conduct your business in and how good are the deals?

If you can't write, scrimp and save and hire a professional to write a good letter for you.

A few things you'll like to know: What was the source of the water damage, is it dry,was it repaired, and was the damage properly addressed according to industry standards (S520 standard andreference guide for professional water damage restoration).