hello all,I am here too learn the ins-and-outs of assignment contracts and eventually( when I get enough money to buy a house) wholesaling.

If I do that enough times, eventually someone will sell at a reasonable price, right?  

Just trying to understand it all..I've heard of people refinancing, and using that money to pay them a salary to live on eventually.

Your option is to pay what is owed within this time period to avoid the next step (which would be for management to to file for the eviction through the court system).Look; if you're going to eventually be a landlord it is important to become familiar with the process of eviction. 

Too, the borrower in this situation must carefully vett the source of capital available to himself in these situations; he could find himself in the middle of a money laundering scheme or as a front man for a drug cartel, where his eventual choices can be incarceration or death.  

I will eventually be moving to this area from San Diego.  

On the other side of the coin, if all things have gone well during the interview phase, the customer has to be willing to eventually make a commitment for the amount of time that salesperson has invested. 

I see the value in owning a single MFH versus multiple SFHs and would like to pursue that avenue instead, eventually.

They expect the seller to get worn out by lack of traction and eventually come down and the unethical listing realtor walks away with a tidy listing fee.Furthermore, pocket listings are rampant.  

Interesting, @Abraham Urena If you did have to eventually pay for property management, would you continue to invest there?