I'm not talking interior exterior paint, carpets and lawn.

If that's the case, perhaps now is the best opportunity to sell everything...depending on how long you think you can maintain cash flow before "the end," and your personal tax situation, you may see greater returns by selling and paying long-term capital gains at 15% as opposed to continuing to collect rent and pay ordinary income taxes at your marginal rate.That would actually make for a very interesting financial analysis given the various parameters of decaying cash flow, decaying market values and income tax changes over the next couple years...

Here's a potential property I looked at over the weekend and would like to know your thoughts.Single Family home1200 Sq ftPurchase price $57,000 Rehab: $2-3kPreviously sold in 1995 @ 94kComparable rentals in the area range from 775-900/ moComparable sales range from 87 to 125kMy thought is with some interior cosmetic work, lot clean up and mainly exterior work needed, it should sell quick for somewhere in the 85-100k.

The building has a brick and stucco exterior, only the interior is only gutted.

Repaint exterior, completely updated surveillance system(17 cameras), new webbased software, and a website.

Wells Fargo then ordered a review appraisal exterior only.

Are wholesale deals primarily done with flippers as opposed to land lords?

It will need some exterior work in the future, but great cash flow.Evictions are straight forward and will cost about $350 to $400.

Depending on her and her family’s circumstances, they may be much better off with the income stream of owner financing as opposed to receiving a lump sum.

The choice was theirs to make.There- Like In or at a place opposed to here.