They claim the wood around the window was loose and they denoted it on the move in inspection.

It's kind of sad to loose the opportunity.

This would be the ideal situation in my mind but if my cash flow is only $250 a month to begin with I would then in theory loose all of my cash flow.

You don't want to loose a friend if something goes south. 

Is it a good Idea to advise the seller I am a wholesaler, my concern is that I don't want to take the chance on loosing the chance to obtain a sellers contract.

It could also mean there's a loose wire connection at one of the boxes.

I know some California investors in that same area that bought new, will rent them for two or three years loosing a little bit each month and then plan on selling them and cashing in on the appreciation.

So that I won’t loose my other qualifying tenant in line to her possible mind changing after she get the final approval by section 8.

We could:1) Cash out our $3,000 index fund and $1,000 in individual stocks, taking a loss (this loss won't help us with taxes, our income is so low we get everything back anyways), and scrounge up loose change for the rest.2) Ask our bank to lower the interest rate on our debit card credit line (currently 9.75%), extend our credit from $1,000 to $5,000 and live off credit this summer until we can take out more student loans in the fall.

I'm guessing this leasing tact is the developer activity you mention.Sorry, I'm not familiar with condo. prices in the area, but it should go without saying that the housing market here is as bad as elsewhere -- and layoffs at the major employers (Micron and HP) are bringing more homes to the market.I realize my interest in this is entirely different from those of you that have invested in this project, and might loose large sums of money -- I'm deeply sympathetic.