I would say just make your sure your buyer will be the best ARV so you can find a buyer quickly.

Also.. with any luck, local meetings will have people doing actual investing around the area and hopefully can give you documents that have been used in that area, or if you notice there are no active meetings around you, you could always start one and see who it attracts.

I think it always depends on how quick you can get a new tenant.

Quick question BP! 

Rehab the kitchen and whatever else to make it a more attractive rental and then refinance or get a HELOC to pull the money back out for a down payment on a new house?

Clearly it has become known as a growing city that is attracting a young, college-grad crowd - but do you think it has peaked?

I'm wondering how I go from there to wholesaling in quick succession without destroying myself financially.

Has any marketing been done to try and attract more people?

Technically I’ve been around for a while on here, (started on here relatively young at 22), but things didn’t happen as quick as I expected.

Just a quick question, when I look at your numbers I'm seeing 127,000+5000+13500+6500+8800=160,800 in total expenses.