I'm wholesaling and my strategy so far (I'm a nube but getting close to closing my firsat deal every day:) ) is calling for rent ads I see in the paper.

Thank you both for making me pull my paper work back to to review!!!

Then you realize you have Y days to find a buyer for your piece of paper for more money than you agreed to pay the seller. 

Is it worthwhile to get the papers they advertise in?

They have all their paper work in order and about $70K for a down payment.

Wanted input because on paper it works very well.

In 1946, lead pipe should not have been used;drum traps;unvented fixtures;cast-iron sewer main which is near, or at, end-of-life.General:Asbestos - in flooring (9x9 tiles); drywall mud; pipe wrap; external siding;rock board / plaster board - drywall was still a relatively "new" thing and some of the early iterations were hard boards intended to replace lath as a substrate for plaster;barker board - common in kitchens and bathrooms;gypsum wool insulation  - paper-backed insulation batts spun from molten rock and slag.  

I'm currently refinancing my primary residence (Freddy Loan) and set to sign papers sat.

All the cabinets are gone, as are the fixtures like toilets, bathtubs, and sinks.

In general, debt reduction isn't as bad for us as many tend to think here on BP.Instead of buying more tenants and toilets I took some cash and reduced monthly payments by about $3300 last year.