@Jeff Bridges Thanks for the information I appreciate it.

It seems like the first one is going to be the hardest, but maybe its just doubt on my part.Right now were looking at leveraging a 401(k), bridge financing via a minority interest in another property or taking on a partner.

First off, this is not hypothecation but a bridge loan.

Okay, well, I guess we'll just cross that bridge when we get there.

Cross that bridge when you get there.If the property is occupied, the current owner may share information on the current tenants but they may be limited by credit laws which don't allow just anyone to see someone's credit report.

The guidance is just proposed and in comment period now, so as they say, we'll burn that bridge when we get there!

Curious, because my goal is not to burn any bridges or be "That" wholesaler that attorneys cringe at the idea of working on my deal.  

Kinda like that saying about, if someone said it was cool to jump off a bridge, would you jump?

Does anyone has a contract  for wholesaling mobile homes or  a formula that can be used to bridge the seller and buyer together for a  profits?

(I work in Westport)Specifically looking to connect with multifamily investors and private/bridge loan lenders.Happy Investing!