The bad rap on BP for wholesaling is tied to the guru/late night TV crowd.

I think there is a huge opportunity here and I'm a little surprised that it's not a stronger topic of conversation. 

Problem we are having is that banks dont want to lend to an LLC without a personal guarantor but we don't want to have our names tied to it.

I know most people say leverage into more units before paying off a unit as to not tie up funds (safety through numbers etc), but I like the idea of paying off 1 in 3 units owned.For marketing, it seems there are plenty of ways to find cash buyers for deals.

Like GOLD, those who were and are tragically affected by the tragic CAMP FIRE of 2018, will NOT be destroyed but refined and made stronger and better than ever before; and, new steps and precautions will help prevent this from ever happening anywhere else.

The last thing I want is to have some tenants squatting in my property and me have all this money tied into a property I can’t pay for without the rental income.

I explain at that point that if they decide to apply for our property their paperwork will be tied up for at least 3 weeks, maybe more.  

Getting tied down by their primary home mortgage is a mistake many people make that hinders their ability to invest in the future.  

That is the thing that has always scared me about the whole process.The good news is you can screen all applicants the same in other areas,  so make sure you have credit/civil/criminal (not in seattle)/references criteria that you are comfortable with even if your applicant is fully subsidized.If your particular applicant has $1700ish income on their own they are probably among the stronger sec8 applicants around;  might be worth giving them a shot if the rest of their background check comes back decent.

In real estate, we need to get to the seller's motivation - why do they need to sell the house, and keep reminding them of that and tying everything back to that.