Therefore, lets look at it as if each decision is a set of two investments (one for the car, and one for the property), each with independent cash flow and equity:In Scenario 1, the car is bought for all cash, leaving no money left to invest in property.

Your decision was based on facts until proven otherwise.

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Interested to hear other people's thoughts because both sides have good arguments but I have yet to make a decision which way to go.  

I'd make sure I get a copy of the current LLC's operating agreement and see how decisions are made and all the details of their agreement with each other and potential new members.

To make mass offers means you need to quickly scan through your leads and make a decision on whether or not the asking price for a subject property is below an estimated ARV.

The outcome if the call was I was informed that thev right to cure amount was incorrect and that in fact tg e amoubtviv sent was 600 short to cover the march payment. so going by theur notice I thoughtv ivwas ahead onky to find I  .  

I haven't gotten to the point where I have this blessed problem of too many deals, but assuming it can be done (and that I'll get there eventually), what are some strategies for balancing the keep vs. wholesale decision?

Sounds like you don't know enough to make an informed decision as far as the repairs go.

The buying decision is theirs - they have to live there and pay the mortgage.