You should click the links I posted above. rice and levitt identified as "wholesalers" and got a cease and desist order from the state.

Basically what Im wanting to do is avoid refinancing because my employment status is a bit sticky but I begin a very stable career in January.

meanwhile ........ "....Next week's Arctic blast will be so cold, forecasters expect it to break 170 records across USDoyle Rice USA TODAY 11/08/2019...."

@Marion Rice depends what the rest of the numbers look like but I dislike condos primarily for this reason, I'd probably sell and find a better investment.

@Marion Rice Option 1 seems the best bet to me, especially if your duty takes you out of the area for extended periods and you aren't actually spending time with those roommates! 

This is a "sticky wicket" in terms of the permitting system in lovely country -- darned if you do and darned if you don't.  

These same people don’t understand that wholesaling is usually nothing more than”a job”, although some successful wholesalers have been able to turn it into a business.Let me know your thoughts Its a shame this post is buried in the middle of page 2 of this thread...it deserves to be permanently stickied on the top of the forum.

If you are concern of a sticky roommate situation be very clear during the lease signing that all listed on the lease (including any co-signers) are equally responsible for rent. 

@Matthew Miller it is a more sticky situation, the house is in probate and his significant other (for 20 years) was the only name on the note. 

@Paul Rice, thanks Paul!