this was a regular conventional loan.

Mobile homes and regular homes are not the same.

You'll have to travel to the area and start trying to round up some folks, and some capable backups if one of your regulars gets put in jail or strung out on meth.7. 

Especially if the owners of the animal do not clean properly and so not clean or brush the animal on a regular basis. 

Someone could give a point of view for a real exercise of wholesale ..There is a property that is not for sale but this deteriorated in an area where rehaber would find an opportunity.The property is in an area, which is also a thriving market for such business ..The property was spoken and agreed on a price before the inspection ...The investor and final buyer is at hand ...The day of the inspection costs will be determinedrepair and be given a final offer, putting theproperty under contract.the roll here would be ..controlling the property and then assign this to an end buyer.

The maximum amount of the energy package that can be added to the borrower’s regular FHA loan amount is the lesser of:· A cost-effective improvements to be made (energy package) based on the home energy assessment; or· the lesser of 5 percent of:the Adjusted Value;115 percent of the median area price of a Single Family dwelling; or150 percent of the national conforming mortgage limit.An FHA-approved lender can access FHA’s EEM Calculator to determine the dollar maximum amount that a borrower can finance for energy improvements.

Even a good manager needs to be overseen, met with in person, and I like to put eyes on my rentals fairly regularly, since it is my money on the line. 

Many regular agents would not know how to handle this without asking their broker..I assume you contacted the seller after the listing expired, correct?

I would also prioritize trying to replace your regular 9-5 job and then gradually increasing your income with more experience.

@Emily Anderson true on the flat 24% tax rate on rental income without the possibility to deduct costs from it.Keep only one thing in mind: rental income is being added to regular taxable income (salary and rental income).So I could deduct costs before ending up with taxable rental income, however for me, it is being added and calculated together with my salary income.That means I'm easily reaching higher tax brackets even after the deductions, while with a flat rate it always stays the same (even if you earn way more rental income).