We do not see the need for a property management company to deal with the basics, but how do you deal with repairs, evictions, inspections, etc.?

Thanks for everyones input, I contacted the police in the past due to some of her actions and basically was told there is nothing they can due and unless the tenants are threatening  me and there is no need to call.

(Similar to the principle: When the price of your shares crash - buy MORE).

I feel like I'm being safe with the timing of my goal, but I set that after reading jack canfields success principles. 

I am capable of basic plumbing, electricity, Sheetrock and general handy man work.

I understand the basic concept of a triple net lease however this doesn't seem to be a typical set-up in the area that the building is located in.

They both have experience with landlording and basic rehabing.

I am rounding my mortgage costs up for easy calculation and my owner expenses (percentages) are pretty conservative Purchase Price: $215,000Gross Rents: $2,400 ($1,200 per unit)_________________________________________________________________________________-Mortgage Costs-Principle: $1000Interest: 3.5% ( I may do a rate & term refi for a 3.2% interest rate)Taxes: $210Insurance: $140 (Lowest quote thus far)Appox.Total: $1350/month_________________________________________________________________________________-Owner Expenses-Utilities: $0/Minimal (water and electric separate)Prop.

For the most part the basics are the same for wholesaling anywhere.

If the property contains a residential structure, they must also pay the increased value created by the investor's preservation improvements (repairs, basically) plus 12% interest, and reimburse the investor for casualty insurance premiums, plus 12% interest.The investor must send the bank certified mail notice of the tax sale.