If it expires and you don’t close because of wholesaler, you get it backThanks for the response. 

Meetups + books + podcasts are the way to go, but meetups are the most crucial to your confidence level and to know people like you do this every day.I agree with @Nathan Gesner on the heads up, when you say you are new and want help, everyone has a pitch, that's why meetups are so good - most have no pitch, just networking, unless it's run by a hard money lender.I have a couple friends who invest in the Lehigh Valley that I can connect you with when the time comes.

@Ashish Acharya- thank you for your response, that provides clarity.

Quote from @SK Yuthas: Thanks for the responses. 

Understanding their cash flow is critical.I especially like your idea of communication clauses—non-responsiveness is a huge red flag, and setting expectations upfront can save a lot of headaches later.

Quote from @John Kelly:I would agree with @Ashish Acharya, #1 is the best answer to the question on his response in the reason it would not be good to use an LLC on a house hack until you move out of the house and call it a true rental. 

Quote from @Bob Stevens: Quote from @Dennis Maynard: Just glancing over some of the responses this may be understood.

I would suggest anyone considering web developer to build a site to take this crucial factor into consideration.

Laura is a PM, she answered your question, and your response was to fire back that you can do a better job than a PM.

Many are just following the practices they’ve been taught (although if you choose dishonesty, some responsibility does lie with you too).For any wholesalers interested in learning how we approach wholesaling ethically, just let me know, and I’ll gladly share a detailed post on it here.