For instance, I flipped a home that set a record for the sales price near the end of last year.

Easier and more expensive can be the best options in many instances, especially when speed is essential.

My two cents,   (and an interesting, debatable topic)  it depends...I agree, if you have someone long term, they don't necessarily want to be next to  unknown tenants...however, sometimes the stability of long term renting is good..and the flexibility of short term is good for owners who want to use......For instance, we're in a seasonal resort town. 

Conservatively, if I made $5,000 on a wholesale deal, for instance, that's around 300% ROI."

For instance, a toilet that is slowly leaking and refilling.

Inquire into why it is assignable, for instance: to whom it is assigned and why, and how much the new buyer is paying the original buyer - AKA – an assignment fee.

Inquire into why it is assignable, for instance: to whom it is assigned and why, and how much the new buyer is paying the original buyer - AKA – an assignment fee.

But we, for instance, always provide notices of the 1031 to all parties through the closing documents. 

Seems far fetched that a landlord is responsible for the trash but their are instances where it can cause problems.

Baltimore for instance has some of the highest yields in the country in some neighborhoods, but that comes with much higher risk as well.