Hoping to get some clarity on this situation.I am selling a multi family property to be closed this week and one tenant is being evicted.

Building relationships is everything, get to know rockstar realtors, wholesalers, property managers, investors and you will have a lot more clarity on what it is you should attack. 

@Dave Jackson I would just ask for further breakdown for your clarity. 

@Jack Miller as a fellow OKC investor I want to throw some clarity into this conversation.Multifamily itself is known for nice cashflow, BUT that is almost always referring to larger properties thanks to some great economies of scale you can achieve when you have 48 or more doors in one place.In practice you can expect small multifamily properties in OKC to cashflow LESS than SFR or duplexes thanks to a few factors:- Downgrade in tenant class -- you WILL experience a downshift in your tenants. 

Hi @Daniel Callahan,@Andrew Postell hit the nail on the head as is normal, but point of clarity for you and the lurkers...1099 employeesThere is no such thing as a "1099 employee."

Maybe you wish you had more clarity on a certain step in their business model before you worked with them?

The more I write or put keynotes together I find that I can with more clarity and efficiency.

To own rentals, to flip, wholesale....sharpen your focus then ask your question again and it will give you clarity.

I’ve asked my broker and our big land guy but don’t have any clarity on what I need to do to get answers and to get this under contract and closed.

There has to be some type of legal way that you can present yourself as a wholesaler with clarity so that no party is kept in the dark and nobody is trying to second-guess what it is that you want to accomplish. can this be done with different types of documentation or maybe the closing company that you use or anything like that?