I think renters and buyers take off from Thanksgiving to Super Bowl, snow, cold, ice, dark at 5 pm and all the holidays, gift buying and lots of parties.

So they don't expect me to come to every party or stay long.

These are sometimes a good way to go, to be honest you may run into more hassle than it is worth, but I would buy from a company that is wholesaling appliances than a third party vendor/person since there is a way of going back to someone about it.

Outside HelpThe first side of the financial coin that you're considering flipping involves how much you will pay to have a third-party do the work for you.  

You'll need cash for earnest money deposits, lender deposits, third party inspections, due diligence costs, etc before you see your first OPM dollar. 

I ended up finding a smaller commercial deal I could take down without 3rd party equity... but I certainly plan on raising money for my next deal, and I absolutely don't mind paying a high hourly rate for premium advice!

The toughest part is not creating the reports... it'd doing the bookkeeping consistently and accurately. 

Another for the neighbors having a birthday party and taking up most of the street parking spots.

The lease should terminate in these situations because neither party can uphold their end of the contract.If the tenant still won't move out, you can probably just sue for possession instead of eviction.

Can current partners sell to other parties?