@Alexander Davis take that information with a grain of salt.

The white spots sort of look sprayed on.

I would take their advice with a grain of salt.

For painting the vinyl, would spraying or brushing/rolling be recommended?

I'm not a wholesaling expert so take this with a grain of salt, though I would think mailing to a zip code with high cash sales probably would mean that that area is pretty saturated with other wholesalers/ investors as well, so I imagine competition via that strategy may be pretty tough.  

That agent has a fiduciary obligation to the SELLER, which puts them in direct opposition to your interests.While no licensed agent should ever misrepresent anything, you should be taking everything he tells you with a large dose of salt. 

Take this all with a grain of salt but I guess this is how I have handled my agent relationships.

I find that in general, Zestimates are usually within about +/- 30% of the actual numbers so it may be held as a general guideline for *about* how much a house may be worth or rent for, but take it with a grain of salt for sure.Oak Park is in a good spot right now in terms of appreciation for the area, but I personally tend to be cautious about assuming any more than 3% annual appreciation. 3% has been the overall average appreciation across many decades, and any appreciation that ends up above and beyond what I assume is icing on the cake.

I called the guy running the ad, who said the boat had all its pieces, but they were scattered across his various investment properties in greater Salt Lake City.

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