I usually will give a rent increase number high enough to discourage them from wanting any upgrade.

If I can control my curiosity, I won't be seriously looking at properties out there again until just before we visit in early April.That being said, when I WAS actively looking, I was looking at properties in areas that had rent comps upward of $750/mo for BRRRR opportunities and the usual hot up and coming areas for potential flips.

Hi Bryan, no they usually do not.

They usually are referring to rentals.

@Chris Hodge when we've mailed in the past we usually just send blind copy mailers to get a bigger response.

Hello,I have been investor of single family but my future plans were uncertain so always stayed in rental house myself :( Now, I decided to settle down in Folsom, CA but as usual, price is looking too high. 

As long as it's a true sale, arms length, it is usually easy. 

He's wasting your time....possibly trying to steal your deal.When assigning a contract (what wholesalers are usually doing) isn't the "buyer" buying this contract?

The big sacramento meetups consume a whole evening, which I can’t usually afford to do. 

All of a sudden $50k is really under $30k, and that is usually based on their inflated ARV and terribly low rehab costs.Knowing holding and closing costs, again, comes with experience.