3) I have started compiling notes and records of steps I am taking to fix the plumbing and correspondence to/from the tenant, in case lawyers get involved at some point.4) If she does submit March rent I plan to cash the check, but not cash the April check if she sends it.

Then you'd have to compile all kinds of evidence that the person actually lives there and that's tough.

You could either compile research on who's likely to sell, like a sellers list, although that will probably take quite some effort, or just send at random.

I have begun compiling my list of investors and have talked to several really nice and warm people and really look forward to working with them.

For example, you can gather all of the property’s public records, operating records and relevant jurisdictional authority regulations, compile the market competition survey, demographics analysis and prepare the pro formas.

I'm actually in the process of trying to compile all of the resources for vets out there that I'm aware of (SBA Loans, GI Bill, NFCU lines of credit etc)...but in the mean time, I wrote up a blog post about the VA loan a few months ago.

If you’re truly interested in doing something similar, I suggest you consider the CCIM training (it’s a fantastic foundation upon which you can build a successful business) and compile a personal reference library of books on key subjects, such as commercial mortgage underwriting, property appraisal, income property syndication, etc.

I'm pretty new to wholesale re but I have a firm understanding of how assignments n double closings work...I have done the leg work and compiled a nice list of properties with a lot of potential that investors would jump all over, I also have a few investor eager to jump on what I bring them...my set back is a investor friendly title company or closing attorney, I need direct contact with someone in this area so that the deals can begin and flow smooth...does anyone know or can suggest an investor friendly title company or attorney that is savvy with wholesale deals in New York?..

So I compiled all the recommended books from the 23 podcasts (as of the date of this post) into a public Google Docs spreadsheet here: https://docs.google.com/spreadsheet/ccc?

Now is the time to be a sponge to all the information compiled here on the forums.