I just don't want to spend the extra money on this type of inspection, if it's a quick search through the house by the inspector with the machine and they don't actually put the time and energy into finding the moisture and electrical overheating issues.

I just don’t want to spend my energy on it anymore.I met with a salesperson from a local company today and it felt like a take your money and run company.

They are willing to pay a higher price for discounted properties because wholesaling saves them time and energy. 

You likely would have been successful, probably sooner and to a greater extent had you didn't had those extra time, stress and energy committments.Its just rationalization 101 for your decisions.

Clean up your act, you could feed into the energy and play their game.

(at the expense of your time/energy obviously).There's millions of ways this could happen, but I hope I painted a good picture.

I would not spend this much energy on a NNN item after you've done the low hanging fruit.

You're asking someone to spend a lot of time and energy to share what they've spent years - maybe decades - learning and developing.

Especially in recession-proof fields like government, education, healthcare, defense, manufacturing (tech and energy can be boom/bust) 2.

Here are the details:Price:  $178,000 ($142,000, $6000 closing costs, $30,000 renovations) 203k loan 3.5% down, fixed 3.375% rateGross Rents: $2200 (if I counted the value of my own apartment)Principal and Interest:  $831Costs:CHIF loan - $205PMI - $179Taxes - $425Insurance - $150Maintenance/Repair - $100Vacancy - 0% (Family)Management - 0%Water - $125Electrical (hallways, basement, exterior) - $65TOTAL:  $1249NOI:  $951Cash Flow:  $120Notes on renovation - we took out at 203k loan as well as a CHIF loan for energy saving improvements at 3% interest.