I would stress that your buying the lot not the home since the buyers will be demoing it and let them know too that the buyers are backing out quick if their offer isn't accepted soon.

The catch is that I'm partnering with my best friend (fraternity brother, best man at each others weddings , I trust him with my life) who has some background in REI.

Hi Canadace,I can tell you that after managing my own properties for a couple of years and switching to property management my life has become A LOT LESS stressful.

It's okay to clean up a mess, but it's not worth the stress if you don't even own it yet.

As you can see my schedule is pretty full with school, work, looking for a house, and planning a wedding.

I'm pretty much finding deals for a select few of my buyers but the others are stressing me about needing to move now (that spring is here). 

The MontCo and Chester county subgroups of DIG meet in Collegeville the 2nd Wed of every month.

It seems like the main sticking point is someone without a license essentially marketing the property, though they stress they're simply marketing the contract, not the property.

At least i find it less stressful.

My opinion -------- they make more money selling How To information.Having done hundreds of these deals, I can tell you that if you are not fully prepared with all the right forms, disclosures and systems in place........that wholesaling can be a difficult and stressful situation.