I've spent the past few month doing some research on Real Estate, and property investments, and have concluded that Wholesaling (at this point) is the easiest/ less risky way of raising finance before making an investment.My first question is: Is wholesaling an option in the UK or are the laws different from the US?

I concluded with my savings It was worth holding off.

Little constraints to building and, like in Tulum, there's a whole industry building a huge amount of condos there (who often look all the same) to sell to (unsuspecting) investors, which translates into huge competition when renting and/or selling.To conclude, you do some due diligence on the market to find out if my fears are justify.

After the fire investigation concluded, it was determined the tenants had accidentally caused the fire due to negligent cigarette use. 

Seller financing simply means the Seller is providing financing.

You simply spend the $25,000 on an attorney and a year and a half in court. 

What helped me was simply doing a ton of repetition.

Besides the short terms and higher rates, I think investors are simply unaware of when it make sense to use a bridge loans instead of hard money or private money loan. 

We have opened walls and found wiring down with lamp cord, wiring that was simply twisted with no box or wire nuts or tape inside walls, joists that were cut almost all the way through by plumbers running piping (fairly common even today), wiring with nails through it along with burn marks (ever wonder why old homes catch fire?)

At that point they can legally begin work while the court process unfolds, so there's little motivation to conclude the court process on their side since they already started construction.