Few will provide you sufficient info to market to the parties involved.Drive down to the courthouse.

If the existing hot water is sufficient for all 3 units then I might consider pro-rating it across all three units.

But, you don't have a marketable contract, nor do you have sufficient equity for any discount.If your buyer put money down, looks slim, but if they did, it's pretty much on you to cure all this and put them in a position to buy as agreed.

If you have sufficient reserves I'd not worry about how it pencils out as investors look at it as it is your home.Hang on to it, I'd say, look at where you are in 5 to 7 years, you'll have options then.

He has sufficient debt-income for a personal loan and outstanding credit.5) I found a small bank that keeps their mortgages in house, but want to wait to approach them until after the sale of the house to show them my padded savings.Thank you

You will need sufficient income to get your DTI below the lender's threshold without the rental income.If you're looking for recommendations for specific lenders you'll need to post in the Marketplace forum.

I go for quality over quantity.

Great that you're on top of all this at such an early age.If you really want to Wholesale and are trying to pick a market then I would look at large saturated markets as my first choice where there's plenty of large quantity of densely populated houses.

The best liability protection is good management of the units, not entities, the rely on insurance, if those are sufficient you should never have a problem in reality.

This works fine with electricity and gas, but in many jurisdictions the water/sewer is either not segregated by unit or, in the case of a SFH property, must remain in the name of the property owner - which leads to the landlord carrying this utility.We have many student tenants who are unable to secure utilities in their name without posting a substantial deposit - this has to do with their not having a sufficient credit history.