They’ll make at least six percent of the total fees, maybe more if they find the initial seller and the ultimate buyer.

I don't care who the wholesaler is - if the deal has opportunity, the paper is clean, and the transaction is legal, then it might be a good deal for some of us - but not for all.  

Make sure it’s legal before you get too deep!

Under my current FHA loan, am I understanding correctly that I'm perfectly within my own legal right to AirBnb the OTHER two units?

Don't let the negatives of the initial cost of that be a disadvantage.

If so then you will not receive your funds until then so your accountant could treat the initial sale as an installment sale with no receipts and have all of the receipts come in 2019 which means that your gain won't be recognized until 2019 so you won't pay tax until April of 2020.  

Any agreement you have with the seller does not hold any legal sway with the tenants.Here is my estoppel:1.

The smaller local banks that I have talked to are reluctant to work with out of state investors, probably due to the added legal cost of tracking them down if something goes wrong.   

I'm also not sure how much money I should plan on having on hand for initial rehab costs.Thank you for your time.

Now since the landlord had undertaken renovations to create a low allergen place to live, marketed their building as such - being forced into accepting an ESA would "fundamentally alter the nature of the services provided" and thus allow them to legally decline the request!