I'm a wholesaler at the moment but my goal is to become an investor

@Brian Whelan I'm trying to lock down a duplex for a buy and hold at the moment, and I am in a similar position where the seller wants cash to put towards other investments opportunities in a different area.

The "paint and carpet" variety is about as extreme as I can get at the moment, and that's because that's work I can do myself.

(I told her I'd sign it once she takes care of the problems to make it acceptable to live in) I am now moving out just after 4 months of terror.Here is my next major issue; I gave my landlord my 30 days notice the moment I found out we were moving into my fiance's parent's house, which is being passed down.

Meaning you may have to build up cash since you pay by cash.Also, you can also put your numbers side-by-side to see what may be the better buy, given that all things are equal with the SFR verses MFR (ie rent, taxes, other expenses).With that said, this seems to hinge on if you "want to" or "can be" out of the cash  you would typically use to buy.I leverage at the moment because I don't have cash to buy knowing that I will need cash for the next deal.

For some context, I lost my professionalism for a moment and told a dude to "F___ off and don't call me again" because he was FLAGRANTLY trying to commit mortgage fraud, with 100% certainty, in a way that would have lost me my license when (not if, when) discovered. ....my employer paid HIM hush money.

Im sorta like the other landlord on here (sorry the name escapes me at the moment) that has a LOT of 'addendums' .

While it has had many moments, it's been very financially beneficial.Look forward to seeing you around.  

There are many deals to be had on Oahu - I'm in multiple at the moment.

I don't have much spare cash that I can invest at the moment.