Yeah landlord had them sign a crap lease in exchange for free rent.

If they give you crap throw it back and tell them....what they want is to deal with players with money for volume transactions.

I also don't like reports where there's just all sorts of crap sprinkled evenly over time.  

This is the very same crap argument I am getting from the seller and his attorney.

And I don't think turnkey operators want to work with wholesalers - you would just add cost to their deal while adding very little value.Stay the course and don't try to turn crap into diamonds - keep looking for diamonds in the rough that YOU can buy FROM THE SELLER and sell to a CASH BUYER.  

We had no intent to annoy people with that crap! 

I have already spent tens of hours reading, listening to podcasts, and watching tutorials on real estate investing- and am inspired.

When I look at her comps I see two duplexes, One is brand new construction and the other is a total pile of crap ($238K and $113K respectively).

For more educational info/opinion, check out Gordon Moss's website, he has a bunch of good basic video tutorials: http://realestateandnoteinvesting.com/category/video/page/2/ I suggest starting with module 10 #1Originally posted by @Jamie Greenberg:I'm a little confused about what happens if the 1st mortgage is no longer current after I've owned the second for some time.

holy crap, is this 100% confirmed as in not in future legal appeal stages?