Student loan debt of 40k, paying 700/month (20k at 4% paying 200/month and 20k at 0% paying back parents 500/month).

Anytime Remit states that renting would be cheaper I always feel like saying....well, when you're renting you're paying 1000% in interest!

Making $570/mo profit plus at least another $80 in principle pay down. ($650/mo total) is kicking butt for zero dollars invested.There’s certainly no harm in repeating that 9 more times.

@Matthew KaukIn my opinion pay the $300 an hour to consult an attorney and they will give you the best advice for your personal situation.

My current goal is to narrow down areas to look at so that I can start paying closer attention to those markets.

If I pay  his water bill how do I expense that in my tax returns.

And he almost always wins...Remember, you don't want to lose in court over 100$ that you deducted wrongly, because it isn't the damages that get you, it is the thousands in attorney's fees you pay.

The typical wholesaler is cash/hard money only, non refundable deposit, no inspection period and you pay both sides closing costs.

You pay in full the day of the auction.

Or, did failing the inspection cause them to stop paying the rent?