Send over a registered letter saying either.. if the business is worth something:mid oyu choose not to do tasks x y and a you’re supposed to do I’m going to hire someone to do them at your expense.

Many wholesalers have not practiced the product they're selling enough to become effective at deciphering between what is a good deal and what is not.Nothing against wholesalers, and honestly we will likely start our own off market deal sourcing campaigns, but to us the chances of a wholesaler bringing us a deal that is a better deal than we can find/source after they've charged their fee to make it worth their time for finding the deal, It's not a deal we're interested in.On the flip side, every once in a while, a wholesaler underestimates a deal's potental, sometimes more often than not, due to their limited understanding of what makes a deal a great deal.We're always open to looking at deals to see if maybe they missed something.

Would the same still hold true if someone was starting out buying first or second property (SFR) but is a high net worth individual? 

I don't know if the juice would be worth the squeeze.

Firing our first contractor was an invaluable experience (well, I guess I could put a value on it, but the ROI is going to be worth it, lol)

I get really pumped up by all the shows but I do have a question: Is it worth starting from the oldest podcast to the current one?

DSCR loans are based off of down payment, credit score and either actual or market rents so it helps to supercharge an investor's real estate goals and net worth.

Is your stress really worth like $150/month?

It is also worth googling to see the scams/fake documentation sites out there where for a fee fake letters, etc. are provided.

I would love to see your plan of action for checking out the tenants to see if its even worth it.