Two of my neighboring tenants in the 4-plex quarreled, caused by small kids from one family playing and making some messes on the other family's front yard (the complex has open front yard), then verbal exchanges from adults.The family with small kids (7 and 8) just moved in over a month.The other family (late middle aged with 3 teenagers) moved in almost a year, and are very good paying and quiet tenants.

If I close a deal in the middle of the month, will the net operating income for that month be pro rated between the seller and I?

In reality, the outcome almost always falls somewhere right in the middle.

At this point I am targeting putting this get together in the middle of September during the week.

It's nearly the middle of the night, so people may not respond until morning, but I wanted to say hello and bump you up to the top.If you haven't already found them, the podcasts are incredible.

This want just one company or person , it was across the board.There are more dumb investors than smart ones and if one jumps in you now have a seller and buyer tryiing pull something off with you in the middle, with no experience.ESPECIALLY if this is your first attempt at wholesaling.

Paulie always said, "Hit the one in the middle Rock!".

There are a lot of markets though where you can get middle of the road- not full out war zones but still with decent cash flow.

For a flip you probably want to stay pretty middle-of-the-road with browns and greys.

Since I plan on only buy N holding since my income is decent/ am planning for long term asset building, and plan to invest in kentucky, target the lower-lower middle range population, I now have a perfect idea of exactly which materials to use without spending unneeded dollars on materials my target renter population could care less about.I def recommend this book to anyone.