Everything from 100% pitch fests on one end of the spectrum to 100% content on the other.

I wouldn’t if I didn’t have to though, due to the opportunity for an education.Depending upon the profit that could be derived, you might just let them complete the property with the understanding that you want to minimally participate but understand every aspect of the project.

.- Do everything you can to maximize your income and minimize your living expenses, so that you've got money left over to invest.

I think this is most common with wholesaling because it pitched as a quick and easy way to make money with no funds invested.

Both should get busy fixing the property and salvaging what's left of their furniture and property, too while trying to minimize further liability they might have.

I don't care so much for high appreciation, my minimal standard is that it doesn't depreciate.

@Chris Semak I would like to sound a further recommendation that you sit down with an accountant and attorney who understand cross-border taxation, liability and real estate to ensure you get the ownership organisation which adequately balances your long term goals with protecting your assets and minimizing your taxation.

In my opinion the color has minimal impact on whether someone rents your house (unless of course you have say a pink house) and if you leave the brick plain you don' t have to repaint it.

Delays and other $%#$@ happens in construction, but effective systems and COMMUNICATION helps minimize the impact to the bottom line.

Also I forgot to add I will be doing the installation while I am installing a new HE furnace this is a new ducane 3 ton system that I am buying from a wholesaler in Elkhart, IN there prices are really good compared to anyone else I've seen. so I am looking at this as minimal investment for hopefully a bigger payoff I just am trying not to make a newbie mistake by dumping way to much money into a house that I wont get a good return on.