And then follow through and make sure you are prepared for various contingencies.I'd bet a judge would understand if it comes to that.It won't likely come to that unless your tenant is spiteful, duplicitous, and creative when it comes to the law.This is not legal advice....

@Harrison Krause for sure post after you have it under contract not before, I don't have any book recommendations for you, just be prepared for wholesaling to be a lot of squeeze for only a little bit of juice.

but immediately tracking/recording the business expenses under each LLC in a ledger and filing away the receipts for our annual tax preparation.   

One year is usually not enough to get prepared for an RTO purchase.2.

It’s hard to be both, and you’ll want to play to your strengths.Go all in, and prepare yourself to ride out the storms.Best of luck!

Im preparing for 35k rehab. 

Hold onto that 100k until you feel like you're prepared to make some moves!

You need to be prepared for all exits when you deal with notes.

The homes cashflow; however, an investor must be prepared to pay a bit more for the property.  

@Brieyon McBride why not have a lawyer just prepare one as opposed to review one?