@Pat QuarantoTo sell a property, assess its value, negotiate a fair price, and secure a legal deal.

However, likely would be paying the tax on 15.3%Maybe not a big issue if you already have a W-2 job where you are already above the social security base as you wouldn't be responsible for paying the social security portion.Best of luck.

You don't want to be unable to complete a transaction because the investor-buyer wasn't able to secure financing.

Once the land is entitled to build you can secure financing to purchase the land & start construction at the same time.

All wholesaling is is securing a good deal and signing it over to someone else and they pay you for it.

What happens to original security deposit from original 12mo lease?

Question from the other side, appreciate your help:House owner was trying to sell his house but didn't get good offers so he rented it out to me, we signed a lease and I gave him the security deposit.Later before move-in, the owner said the house was in a contingent sale which the owner cancelled but the buyer didn't and the buyer fulfilled his conditions and he wants to move forward with the saleWhat are my options as a tenant, move in date not reached yet and owner saying sorry go find another place to rent?

Year 1 cash flow matters (don't buy a cash vacuum), but price appreciation and rent appreciation is how you get real economic security and build wealth.

Short term rentals can be lucrative but come with higher variability and management needs.My Take:It might be beneficial to consider a mixed approach—drop the rent slightly under market value to secure a tenant and stabilize your cash flow, while simultaneously exploring the short term rental market.

Assuming a 15% average negotiated discount, the $607,143 would secure a diversified portfolio of 37.15 acres, or $16,343 per acre.Attached are some screenshots of the "tool" and a "pre-screen" polygon of areas that I have subjectively deemed promising.