If you stage and plan right shouldn't be a problem, but most people don't plan or communicate expectations to workers.I rarely post but I know construction management.

It almost sounds like you want a handyman that you trust and a virtual assistant to handle the books and collections.

Be confident, fake it until you have made it and just communicate with the seller and adapt to what they need while you LISTEN.

In Indiana, there is virtually no time when it is ok for a tenant to withhold rent.

Dee,Brian and I are saying virtually the same thing - with wholesaling, you can get your feet wet without financial exposure, while sure to gain experience if you're willing to throw yourself into the process.

I think these crazies and gurus have some sort of communication thing amongest themselves as I don't think any RE gurus have come to town since that bunch.

Tenacity helped us through as well as some open communication with creditors.

Hence you are there to solve their issue and to communicate that you understand their situation well enough to offer the best solution.In some situations you can not solve the issue.

@Ally Parker All of my deals are done virtually.

No follow up communication.