Or all of the open houses and potential people on craigslist, redfin, loopnet.com, etc.?

Additionally, I do think i may have found a potential source for this data - Rebogateway. 

Also, any potential pay increases, windfalls, inheritances, etc are not included.

Usually get what you pay for and need to put in a bit more since they're pretty far gone, but some of those neighborhoods are really coming around too, so you have lots of upside potential.

I spoke with my refinance contact that I have worked with in the past and I am actually considering pulling out enough cash to finish fixing these units up and maybe even a little extra for a potential down payment on another unit.

I am not (currently) interested in flipping, wholesaling, or investing out of state.At this point I'm primarily interested in owner-occupied multi-family properties in the Arlington/Belmont area, as well as potential investment opportunities in East Boston/Chelsea.Please don't hesitate to reach out or introduce yourself if we share some common interests!

I will be moving to Scottsdale sometime later in 2017, but for now will be spending a few weeks at a time here and there transitioning my businesses and getting involved with potential rehabs & flips.I am looking to leave the hustle and bustle of New York to live a different quality of life (oh yeah and to hopefully never see snow again!)

If you would like to make an introduction, I'd be more than happy to discuss any potential business opportunities with you.

This would result in my end buyer having a trashed and potentially vandalized house, which makes me look bad too.So my question is, as a wholesaler, how should I handle this?

Have a number in place where the potential sellers can call you such as google voice or ring central