Go out and find deals and when you have a deal, the transactional funding part is easy.It is pretty tough to put one together, worry about that.

There's absolutely nothing wrong with doing that.Wholesaling is a tough, tough business.

It's tough to beat.

You can tell the title company to prove the actual cost of all the other fees they charge and they have to prove to the penny or pay you back.

Pretty amazing stuff.I am a woman & even though I am brave & tough in my head.

Good news is they add in any paperlosses like depreciation and any 1 time expenses such as a new roof, new kitchen, etc you can prove with organized receipts.Schedule E Calculation:Non-Subject Property:AddLine 3Line 12Line 18MinusLine 20Divide by 12 - mortgage payment = net incomeSubject Property:AddLine 3Line 9Line 12Line 16Line 18MinusLine 20Divide by 12 - PITI = net incomeIf you've had the property on 2 years of returns and the income is increasing they will average the 2 years if the income is decreasing they will use the most recent.

Probably either vacant with utilities turned off or really run down with a tough tennant situation.  

@Marshall Downs I love to evict this guy, but it's always difficult to prove in court unless the evidence is obvious.

It’s a tough fate for a company regardless of how or when.

You don't have it unless you can prove it.With a 3.5 down on 150,000 you are in for ~$7 or $8k for the property.