I bought from a primary homeowner in Indianapolis metro area who took really good care of this home (I did live in this house and rented it out when I moved back to California) and from a flipper in Indy more recently.As far as primary homeowners, they can range from taking really good care of the house to someone who has a lot of deferred maintenance - I renovated a local property that had a lot of issues.  

In this instance the judgments (20+/-) are already issued, now its a matter of collecting while the individual continues with their training programs and buying loans.

Let it roll off and move forward with purpose.Now, Here’s Some Logical Advice:Wholesaling is straightforward, and competition won’t be an issue if you do it the right way.If you’re cold calling, sending mailers, and doing what everyone else is doing, then yes—you’ll face challenges.

And one of them showed an issue with the city that they had to come and rectify.

Market Fluctuations: If property values decline, the equity in the collateralized properties may decrease, potentially leading to issues with loan terms or the borrower’s financial standing.5.

We've owned this property for 15 years and only once had an issue with a tenant who claimed they weren't informed that it was oil and threatened to sue due to the added expense.

I do agree that there are some issues that need to be worked out but their is money to be made.

So percentage wise Jacksonville has seen a crazy amount of new supply being delivered which has affected rents.We also manage a portfolio of new construction homes in Palm Coast and Palm Bay and rents for those homes have dropped $25-75 depending upon floorplan and submarket and they’re taking longer to lease up compared to 2 years ago.A lot of Florida is having similar issues of stagnating or dropping rent, but it definitely depends on market, submarket, asset type, etc. 

They will normally have some pre-payment penalties in the first couple of years but if you are keeping long terms that's not an issue. 

I recently learned that income earned through Airbnb often doesn’t qualify as eligible income when applying for a second mortgage.For those of you who’ve used Airbnb as part of your house hacking approach, how did you navigate this issue?