That really helps put things into perspective and the cashflow is why i wanted to offer less.

I don't know the inner workings of your market, but from my own perspective, I'd cash out if it made sense financially for me to move on and continue on with my real estate endeavors.

@Kyle Mccaw, thank you for your perspective.

I fully understand that from a realtor's perspective, any potential hiccups are not ideal at this point.

Once you start calling wholesalers, they typically have multiple properties, get put on their list.Just a FYI if properties are sold fairly quickly from the MLS they are not overpriced, they are underpriced from a Sellers perspective.

One can not time the markets with any pinpoint accuracy, but one can be constantly aware of what is going on in a micro and a macro perspective and using some common sense as to where things might lead and how to position yourself to take advantage of that.

-In continuation of above, this would not replace my W2Love to hear any other thoughts/perspectives/feedback. 

From my perspective, it is easier to do things fast then to put them off.

Similar to small shops selling through Amazon.Background in case it matters: As an old school tech guy who was there before the birth of the Web, I might have a bit of a unique perspective on tech changes impacting real estate.Tim BL invented the web so he could use Bill's software and I worked with Bill at two firms. 

It’s very simple and if they are true pass-through disregarded entities then it won’t make a difference from a tax perspective.