Never been in this situation before, but I have a wholesale deal that is owned outright...is there a best approach to making this work out as favorably as possible?

I am wondering how these 2 favor for new & seasoned investors.

When prospective tenants have put together a package in advance to put their best foot forward, it has given me a favorable impression.I like receiving a completed application with good handwriting and all blanks filled in.  

Even if you have some reason to favor those states over MA (Which I can't think of any reason for flipping, landlording is different) you can find lots of viable NH places much closer than Manchester.  

Then half-jokingly say, "And by the way, they're idiots when it comes to rehabbing...so do me a favor and double your bid on their jobs so you can pass the savings on me on the next job we do together!"

Is it favoring Buyers or Sellers at the moment?  

Also not sure about you doing work/keeping cost under $20K...I was truly not going to respond but I'm trying to do everyone a favor by interjecting some common sense on your posts.Sit back and decide what you want to do with this house first.

The problem is that in two years the market can drastically change so it is a speculation play but if it goes in your favor it can be very lucrative.

Owner financing can be great if you can find it and then negotiate favorable terms for yourself.

The one doing the referring is doing those tenants a favor, not us.