That's really common, a lot of investment condos become non-warrantable because of that. 

I do not issue many disputes, but I just find it very strange that so little responded to their inquiry, and of the ones that did, they were not our target agent.I wanted to get some additional opinions.

QBO is great for REI as long as it's setup for it. 100% of our clients are REIs and 100% of them are managed in QBO in addition to their PM software, etc.Hope this helps in some way!

In theory, I could pull that and some additional equity out.  

From my research it seems that wholesaling is fairly common in the states, but I can't seem to find many articles/videos from UK RE wholesalers.

That's why we offer a unique product: transactional funding that lasts up to two weeks.This extended timeframe protects you from common issues that can derail a deal, like last-minute delays or unexpected snags.

Additionally, seek out wholesalers for off-market deals and consider hiring a contractor to assess properties with you, though be prepared to compensate them for their time. 

Dan is right, OOS is hard and you will face an additional cost burden local investors don't have.

Read the post above and use common sense.

I asked him if he was trying to wholesale it, he said he plans to add it to his own portfolio.