Its not impossible to do what you are suggesting, but just very unlikely and difficult.

@Voula Dikeakos you are obligated to fix them all specially since they already gave you notice.I understand it’s frustrating that the tenant is not paying and are being difficult to get out.Keep in mind that even once you evicted this tenant and not longer in the property code enforcement will not leave you alone until is fixed save yourself some legal problems down the road and get it fixed.

I have an property under contract the seller text me a week after the contract has been signed stating that he has violations from the city because of the upkeep of the property. Of course I asked him before if there ...

It is difficult to determine which state is the best because it is a case by case basis depending on the market, individual property, and the owner.

The financing and "switching it over" could be difficult if this is a residential loan.

@Joseph Ranola first of all thank you for your service in these most difficult of times. 

It would seem cash flow may be impacted some (market value seems untied to rent value), but it seems likely that I'd continue to pay my mortgages, and unless the banks want to be difficult, they would continue to accept my on time payment. 

I understand the LA market is very hot, and that's probably going to make wholesaling more difficult, but you have sheer numbers on your side: lots of distressed properties, lots of distressed homeowners and landlords who are probably beginning to feel the effects of the rent crisis due to COVID.

The most difficult one is that many of the cabins have "below grade" sq. footage/bedrooms/bathrooms and above grade sq. footage/bedrooms/bathrooms and you won't be able to tell by comparable listings the sq. ft above/below because they just aren't listed that way.Additionally, appraisers have to take 82 hours of required coursework and complete 2 years (I believe) as an apprentice. 

It will be difficult to tell without knowing what numbers you're running, but this should never happen.