I find it much more effective to take each individual wholesaler to task in the threads where I think they're making mistakes.I also take the pie in the sky guy on individually where possible, such as my comments on this member blog post: http://www.biggerpockets.com/blogs/333/blog_posts/21254-the-rise-of-the-wholesaler (This post has since been deleted by its author, as I suspected it would be after my comments)Originally posted by James Vermillion: Hopefully, a wholesaler with some knowledge and ability in my market will approach me, in which case I will embrace him/her.

What tasks were part of tenant's responsibilities, things like snow removal, lawn care?

The feds would be faced with the difficult task of pulling the liquidity out of the market.

One of the challenges that we all face today, I believe, is coming to know and trust people that we meet online.This is an incredibly difficult task for everyone, and is why doing your due diligence on deals and people is paramount these days.We've been brainstorming for some time how to come up with a way to help you with this task and have come up with some ideas.

To enhance the subject, what would you expect to see from your other major trades?

Also, if the roof is anywhere near end-of-life, the new buyer is going to get bids for replacing it, and his offer will reflect the cost of a very expensive roof replacement.In other words, there are no loopholes and no free lunch here -- if it's saving you costs or enhancing future revenue, you've probably paid for it in some other way and if it's costing you in terms of expense or future revenue, you're probably getting a discount somewhere else in the transaction. 

If you do go this route, I would recommend outsourcing the task to companies that specializes in bike rentals to hopefully mitigate legal issues that Bill mentioned above.  

Probaly cut my time by 80%.After its done with these I could send it to my active listings, and do a quick walk through there, make sure nothing is out of order...if you could create software  program for drone/robot  to do basic cleaning tasks that would be helpful and I would pay a premium.As im thinking about this....there are more uses, I recently reduced my time looking at houses by about 80%, by training someone to do the walk thrus, run an analysis sheet, and taking a few crucial pictures and put them on dropbox.

I'm looking for ideas to eliminate simple repair tasks with preventative maintenance. 

I can go to the library for free, and complete the task there.