In fact, we have an emergency option on our call-tree and over 90% of the time it is used, it is NOT an emergency.FYI - in the PMC industry emergencies are referred to as, "blood or flood" issues.

Blood and hair samples?

Time will tell.I also said I am not a diehard or maximalist, I just believe the mechanism has a lot of rumors and little facts circulating around it.

Know your market and when the "blood is running in the streets" be ready to buy!

They can be a real time suck and demand your blood, sweat, and tears.

If you're not willing to foreclose on your flesh and blood, then don't do it. 

Trying to keep expectations realistic and stay consistent.... even on the slow days.Great question and there are stories circulating on social media where you hear about people who closed their first deal in a month, which can make new wholesalers feel like they're behind if it takes them longer. 

But if just focusing on squeezing blood from the rock, your gonna get on of "those" tenants all but certainly. 

A good lease is a pre-printed form, widely circulated and tested in court thousands of time and occasionally revised.

Quote from @Sean McKee: Quote from @Mark Cruse: Quote from @Scott Mac: You've been in business 15 years, and the current renters alleged problems include:  [1]    Mold around stove,  [2]    Old food around stove,  [3]    Mold on walls,  [4]    Blood stains,   [5]    Dead insects,   [6]    Dust throughout,  [7]    Dirty stove,  [8]    Dirty Microwave,  [9]    Bathroom unsanitary,[10]    Windows unclean,[11]    Windows missing/damaged screens,[12]    General filth,[13]    Unswept floors,[14]    Showerhead replacement needed.