actually own it and then do the minimal work to pretty it up then resell it while you OWN it so no one can take it from you.. 

Pick a property that would resell quickly and just do it.

What I am learning is that Portfolio/Private lenders don't have to make the same disclosures that lenders who resell to Fannie/Freddie must  make.

@Mohan Kurraa seems like the 2 bed would be a better choice and be easier to re sell.

I was thinking that through a non-traditional/private lender that I could buy the property for something like $500-550k and then resell it, even if it's for a small profit.

Hey guys, forgive the ignorance, im new to real estate and would like to get my feet wet, looking for info online i stumbled upon wholesale real estate investing, I live in Phoenix,Az where the market is ridiculous at the moment, is it even possible to find a good deal and sell it as is to investors to make a profit, where do you even find these hidden gems, Im in the car business and whole sellers buy at dealer auctions (need license to access) and re sell for profit at other auctions.Not looking for real estate agents so please to send me messages marketing me.

We are holding as values rise and now, seeing how Biden didn't usher in Armageddon we will likely resell once the equity margin hits a decent enough profit.

We want to offer him both interest (from the cash flow) and equity when we resell in a few years.Is this possible? 

Is it accurate to say that a person (non-accredited investor and lead on the property purchasing/fixing/reselling) is capable of reaching out to others privately (say, individuals in the home construction business who are also non-accredited investors) and gathering a group of them to help invest in said property that will be fixed/sold, without any issues from the SEC such as licensing or requiring accreditation? 

The 7.5% service fee, according to their website is for "The expenses we take on after closing (taxes, maintenance, utilities, etc.)" and "Any risks associated with reselling the house — like an offer falling through"Dumb, I know.