Now in 2019-2020 I am finding even the wholesalers are bringing less and less valuable deals my way (Side Note: I am looking for bigger and bigger deals, apartment complexes, commercial, multifamily LTR's and STR's). 

@Matthew Anderson I agree with everyone above, there are many ways to go about but good renters are more valuable then a slight bump.

It means they don't care enough about their operation to protect their own business, so why would you trust their business to handle your valuable assets?

One of those articles is a military-related one.)

A new article in the Wall Stree Journal outlines change to the way that FICO will be calculated, with mor emphasis on recent miss payments and debt incurred. 

i read this article and it looks like he canLinkCan you please advise?

i read this article and it looks like he canLinkCan you please advise?

Then again, after I wrote my question I looked into an article on BP on how to buy REO's and it was illuminating in a lot of ways.

Here's a solid article with some questions to ask before hiring a property manager https://www.biggerpockets.com/blog/2015-10-09-questions-ask-property-managementOne thing that has really helped me and my owners is setting communication expectations upfront.

I read this article the other day and thought the different perspectives were interesting: Ray Dalio warns 'cash is trash' as Warren Buffett sits on $128 billion.As the title of the article suggests, you basically have Ray Dalio (billionaire founder of the world's largest hedge fund) arguing that "cash is trash" and warning investors against sitting on large amounts of cash, the value of which could get eroded away over time.