Wholesaling is portrayed as an easy entry into real estate, but that's not true, so don't fall for that.

Great for them.The game hasn't changed, it's pricing for a fall.

Might it be possible they are concerned that if you override their decision on an applicant while they are liable under the fair housing act, litigation would fall on them solely if an issue arises?

I backpacked in Nicaragua in the Fall of 2014 (it was amazing, needless to say) and I noticed that there were a lot of 'for sale' signs and banners in front of gorgeous single family houses and villas near the beach around Juan del Sur, where I was mostly staying.

Agents fall into the bottom 90% for any number of reasons.

We do have a back up plan incase the assumption falls through as we are preapproved upto the amount of the home.

There are three or four lawyers in Hamilton County that have a regular eviction docket.

It's very tempting to want 100% financing and have a team on your side giving you advice etc, but don't fall into that trap like I almost did.If you read their google reviews you will see that they have many 5 stars, but no 4s, 3s, or even 2s.

And fined retroactivally.Additionally, if a tenant has an accident (slips/ falls/etc), or something goes hugely wrong with the dwelling (fire/electrical/etc), your insurance WILL NOT COVER the claim.

The key is to solve the sellers problem, whatever that is, and the terms will fall in to place.