Don't get emotional about it even if you lost money on this property so far. 

I had raw emotions like you but have learned to cool them. 

But only show properties to investors that match the criteria they are looking for, don't spam them with every single property you come across.Also, you'll want to make sure you present your property in a way that easily communicates the value to the investor.

I suggest thinking about finding an experience investor that's willing to split the deal 50/50 so you can rely on him/her a little more to have no emotion in the game.  

However, money is money to me and my wife has a hard time withdrawing emotion when we buy a property with tenants already in place and I plan to increase their rent.  

if I may, mark guy and George,  I am a local in Virginia beach and I, too, am looking into wholesaling, so I would love to communicate with you both as well. 

My name is Jessica, I am a university senior studying marketing and communications. 

As an investor we have to learn to not get emotionally attached to properties, you have set your parameters, so offer what you need you to hit your parameters.

You've confirmed what my feeling is - still letting emotion get in the way ... a little bit.Jeff

Other than our initial conversation, I have communicated via text message, including his initial offer before the contract was drawn up.Do you invest in properties?