It's called Fraud by Inducement.OP does not understand how most wholesalers work.. its common knowledge that wholesalers do not use full disclosure to secure contracts not all but most..  

After recent significant increases in property taxes, homeowners insurance, utility costs, supply costs, maintenance costs, and construction costs the margins are thinner to a significant degree.

But in a rooming house, they pay a much lower rent cost, and get the benefit of a professional cleaning crew doing common areas, kitchens and bathrooms, free high-speed Wi-Fi for their streaming devices, etc.

Holding company over separate entities is what I see common with the investors I work with.

This is common among investors who want to act quickly and unlock liquidity from a property after closing.Cash-Out Refinancing & Seasoning Periods: Non-QM programs typically offer more lenient or even zero seasoning periods, meaning you can refinance or pull out cash shortly after buying or rehabbing the property.

Therefore whether its a "cash" or financed transaction, it shouldn't matter for the seller unless the seller doesn't want to deal with the financing contingencies/feels a buyer who is reliant on financing will be a risker transaction or they are a wholesaler in which many times complicates the ability to utilize financing. 

Thanks in advance,JK You can share ownership with friends by holding title through an LLC, a 'tenants in common' structure, or 'joint tenancy' structure.

Below is my response to common points often brought up when it comes to the apartment building situation.1.

In Minneapolis, the Downtown East Commons Park, initially built for Super Bowl LII, has helped attract office buildings and residential developments.

Closing on a 1% deal tomorrow in far North Texas, these are very common.