Hey everyone, I often hear concerns from wholesalers about presenting the MLS wholesale exit strategy to sellers, especially when they think the seller could just hire a realtor and potentially make more money.

I am also concerned that when the economy starts to weaken, the more rural areas will get even more challenging.  

A couple of things that are concerning: you're still in college and you mentioned having a minimum wage job and your brother just started his W2 job that pays $45k + commissions. 

I suggest reaching out and speaking with them about your interest and expressing and concerns you may have.

Is it possible to put a mobile home on there?

If they give very little information or the new capital will only add a year or two to the viability of the deal, then I am likely not going to give them more money.The changing or stopping of distributions and calling capital are very stressful and concerning events when you combine it with a lack of information and transparency from the syndicator. 

If the place is going to be vacant anyway, what is the concern about multiple treatments? 

You can program everything into the calendar and it syncs up to every computer, mobile device, etc.

This will be important for tax purposes and overall financial management.If you're feeling overwhelmed at the end of all this, consider hiring a property manager or consulting with a real estate attorney who can guide you through the process and handle any legal concerns.

What type of work is typically recommended for an older (mid 90's) single wide mobile home roof that is not leaking but that is very old looking?