.- You’re doing 50% of the rehab work yourself, which saves money but extends timelines.- The property needs heavy rehab, so holding costs & surprises matter.- Your exit choices:    ✔ Keep as a rental = ~$400/mo cash flow    ✔ Flip = potential ~$60k profit (before taxes)So the real question is: What does your business need most right now — cash flow or capital?

IDK maybe if it was grossly overpriced and sitting for an extended time?  

If they get defensive then they're daisy chaining it without the original wholesaler's knowledge.Also, some wholesalers may try to rush your due diligence period. 10 days for a serious buyer is doable.

What's your average rental period?

Usually it's a 90 day or so, public notice period.

The best outcomes I have seen, are when the buyers reach out to the property manager during the option period.

@Varsha KganThe resale value really depends on your holding period.

The 200% and 95% rules apply to how many and what value of replacement properties you identify within the 45-day identification period.

I made account with baselane and I am trying out the trial period for tenant cloud.

So I thought about giving him bonuses per every period that he finished earlier than he said.