The proposed US interagency guidance proposes larger banks need to hold high quality, (super) liquid assets for a prescribed amount of runoff (overly prescribed/inflexible if you ask me) - rather than relying on off-balance sheet funding sources and a balance sheet full of less liquid investments/assets (they more or less want treasuries or cash to fulfill a low/moderate runoff, with haircuts/limits on Agency MBS) The caveat is that the runoff is what you would see in a low/medium liquidity stress scenario, so they can still project to lean on borrowings in high stress.

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I was hoping maybe some of the BP Moderators like @Joshua Dorkin or @Brandon Turner could share some of their "lessons learned" from the last year.

:) the other two were more moderate rehabs, but other concerns stem from the age of the houses.

I believe wholesaling requires more knowledge than conventional buy & hold or buy & flip,you can find more info here from experienced moderators...Also remember ,most Cash buyers know what they want,so you should know everything about the deal you want to sell in a hurry...

Just PM me if you're interested.Josh or Moderators: I have no idea if this is in the right forum.

Thanks for the community @Joshua Dorkin and @Brandon Turner and all the moderators and contributors.

Some moderate approach between a handshake and a LLC with multiple members (triggering partnership filing requirements and K-1's for members) might work best.

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The note is priced moderately well, seemingly.