This is a very anti-BP sentiment but: "You've owned a property for 4 months and that's too short of a window to validate or invalidate your investing thesis". 

Explain it to the seller and if they don't go for it I wouldn't do the deal as there is way too much risk involved.I would also caution that East Nashville has a bunch of "anti-HPR" boards going at the moment.

There is an anti-STR sentiment in many/most of the most desirable STR locations.  

I think the overall tone of the forums is pretty anti wholesaling at this point.Anyone else have an opinion on this perceived shift of tone around here?

It was an inadvertent violation of BP's (very valid) anti-self promotion rules....I thought they only applied to selling stuff and didn't realize that they extended to free content as well. 

They have made a killing being the anti-hotel. 

With full disclosure and the approval of your Broker it is possibleHowever, there are some pitfalls :-You will have to hold the property for 90 days before entering into a purchase agreement as the FHA "Anti-flip" rule comes into play. 

Wow @Jeff Rabinowitz I've never heard such a strong anti-RDPD sentiment before.Also, I lean you way about how it's not that well written AND that gives me hope.

I know your absolutely correct about anti steering .. but its just he way it is these days.. try to choose your own escrow when your buying any type of REO banks won't have it.. they won't accept your offer...

I think one of the most relevant parts for BP members is Title XIV – Mortgage Reform and Anti-Predatory Lending Act which deals with Residential Mortgage Loan Organization Standards, Minimum Standards for Mortgages, High-Cost Mortgages, Mortgage Servicing, Appraisal Activities, Mortgage Resolution & Modification as well as a couple other items.