I have been looking for a house for myself to live in lately. and i came acroos the dream, evrything perfect for me, it appeared that the builder ran out of money, brand new but never finished, the states web site listed it as owned by a bank, the previous owner is also listed, is this the builder??

It's a perfect system for those buyers/rentors slightly more "do it yourself" to politely put it.

Figuring there was a malfunction of the new system, I run up there, and it's 70 deg and she's wearing a tank top and shorts.

have an offer on a house, lawyer asked if i want to include in contract having an inspection for an underground oil tank. is this typically done when investors have inspections done?

BruceMarv's sugestion is perfect for your property.

But there might be the (small) chance it's your new perfect tenant.

Earn enough money to not worry about where my next tank of gas, or meal will come from.

I'm just up the road from you a bit.In my mind, your area is a perfect location to buy and hold multi-family properties.

@Robert Lapp, Dan Walters makes a perfect point and it applies to any list you are borrowing from a wholesaler.

Jackie Lange explains it perfectly how a serious wholesaler should operate with EMD