This was good for me because if there were any major issues the Inspector and Appraiser would pick up on them and require the seller to fix them before they would sign off for the property to be financed through FHA.

For the record, I had one deal that fell through because we only found some last minute violations on the property and the seller was quite shady in saying he fixed them when he actually didn't.

I am excited to be here and I focusing on wholesaling but also open to fix n flips if the numbers make sense and I find the right power team members.

I was hoping to use REI to fix my situation.

Are you saying you sometimes pay your plumber to fix broken toilet for your tenants from same account you buy your groceries? 

Make relationships with the park, letting them know that we want to partner with them to keep their occupancy up and make their park look better by buying and fixing up their ****** unperforming homes.

You will almost always have some cost to fix the wear and tear. 

and how she is going to talk to each tenant about their lease and fix things up, etc, I just know from experience with working with my property manager that all he would do is put it on the MLS without any marketing (in fact, that is what he said on the phone) and I know for a fact he cannot offer me what she can .  

But then again, my trucks are 'beater' work trucks and have fixed functions... diesel tanks on one and just under commercial weight limits (25999) on the other... 

I had a fix/flip in Barstow,  I own a three unit in Lake Elsinore, and I was the private lender on a handful of properties in Barstow, San Jacinto, Hemet, and Blythe.