We got rear ended and the insurance was a fiasco because I was "working" etc.

The best way to do it is no mortgage....Second best way I'd say is conventional mortgage...Third best way is a refi with local credit union....Coming up the rear is HML DSCR....

New metal roof and gutters, exterior and interior paint, new flooring on all floors, new HVAC, all new kitchen and bathroom down to the studs and subfloor, Cedar privacy fence in rear.

Being a contrarian has usually played out well historically or you could look in the rear view mirror in a year or two and sang Coulda, woulda shoulda : ). 

I don't know about this program but think logically can anyone learn to make hundreds of thousands of dollars in a 10 hour course.. pretty much anything that would be mentioned in a 10 hour course your going to find on the internet.. and as well just go to E bay and buy used guru course materials and CDs for usually 20 to 50 bucks.. those are worth the money take your time listening to all of those and you should get some understanding.. but at its base.. wholesaling is no mystery.. you simply buy low sell high.. how you do it is you market your rear end off.. wholesaling in the Orlando area dried up about 3 years ago.. most of the bigger players exited the market simply not enough deals .. 

I'm in a similar situation with a duplex and the first quote I got to rewire the entire building, replace main service panel, unit subpanels, main service line put me on my rear at almost 4X the high end of your quote.

My issue is that during the year lease, the individual is not adhering to the lease and has flat out refused to do things that I have asked along the way and at times has become beligerant and even threatened to not pay the rent by consulting with an attorney when a custom rear door was on order and took longer to come in after it was damaged during a bad winter storm, (the door was secured with a professional company and I was working with my insurance company and their vendors - there was also another alternate rear door).In addition, she has refused to things such as:1.

-If you have outdoor access to power, consider adding a wired or solar-powered camera at both the front and rear entrances.

File the eviction if they are in rears for thousands of dollars. 

There’s already a staircase built up to the roof, through the rear stairwell of the building.We plan to make this condo our first rental property in a few years, once we’ve saved up enough for the next down payment.