A good tech can make over $100K a year easily if they are clean cut and act like a decent person.   

With that being said just about anyone who's looking for a place to rehab will almost always want to walk through it before committing to anything.Unless you already have a contract out on the property- you do run the risk of the end buyer potentially cutting you out of the deal but that's why you build your buyer pool out of trustworthy people.If am reviewing a property presented by a wholesaler- I would rather not be included on an email blast.

It turns out, the flashing was apparently not installed properly whenever they last re-surfaced the roof, and water intruded in cracks at the edges of the roof.

One might be just the thing to cut our teeth on and gain experience. 

I have two SFR that I would love to landscape and present nicely, but both are tenant occupied and I'd rather cut my maintenance costs.

The only problem is that it's a double edge sword.

buy the trim you want, cut it at 45 degrees, notch out for the clips that holds the mirror on, paint it and glue it on.

Usually whoever is holding those meetings is getting a cut of sales.  

Maybe I will give them something, but they are not asking for any cut.

Check this news story out:Chicago Faces $2.2 Billion Bank Payout After Rating Cut to JunkThis kind of thing really scares the heck out me and I want to find out if it does for other investors too.