But make no mistake, as the national debt is increased and the pressure builds you can bet the IRS will be looking closely at all streams of potential revenue.

Without both, you cannot accurately gauge if it’s worth it.

I would say that most turnkey buyers are looking for cash flow, so many turnkey sellers probably feel the pressure to show properties with the highest cash flow possible.Unfortunately, after a certain point the numbers just become unrealistic.

Maybe the answer depends on what "a reasonable amount of time" is, I honestly don't have a good gauge at this point, that's why I'm here to learn.

Just gauging what the best approach would be.Thanks for the tips.

This allows you to talk about example returns and sample deal criteria without the pressures of "selling" them on a live deal.Then, once you've built a shortlist of investors who are (a) interested and (b) have capital to invest, you'll have a better idea of the amount of capital you can bring to the table. 

It is just making the nonrenewal more formal.In your case, since they have indicated they are not moving out yet, it will put legal pressure for them to get out and starts the waiting period before you can file with court.

But they were not willing or able to do that.I agree that most wholesalers don't know what they're doing and/or use high pressure tactics, and those should not be allowed. 

We have a really strong team and felt like it was time to open our team up to a little more pressure, which is exactly what this is.  

While not exactly the ideal single family home you can purchase for your family/investment, it will put pressure on shelter prices.