Ultimately, it's gonna be your call who you rent to.

I think you also agree with that point.My point is that "subject to" is used by some people (not saying you) to take advantage of others.

Some say, being a realtor will help you and others will say you don't need to.

Do you have contact info for wholesalers I can talk to?

Say for example that you notice that the particular investor you want to talk to is doing a rehab and you happen to know a really affordable and excellent flooring guy, sending him a quick message saying "hey, saw you are doing a rehab and I think you might find this guy helpful" will 100% put you on his/her radar.these are all examples and there are a gazillion ways more of adding value or helping out but just know that it's all about creating a relationship with that person.

If you let me know where you want properties to be located and home value you want to limit to, I can run a report for you to see how many fit the bill.

And of course, it's pretty easy to not take a commission if I don't need to. 

I believe what Jay was getting to is that asking for spreadsheets and a breakdown analysis on numbers is alot.

Hey Steve, I'm not certain what a master lease is, but what I think your referring to is a lease with option to purchase.

If I had to, I would sell it and use the extra cash on a good rental.