If he is committed to the deal and wants to get it done, then yes, have him fit the bill.

I'm committed to buying in Richmond or Oakland, though I'd most likely have to rent out my condo in Albany and owner occupy a new property.

Also, we have two friends (investors) that both have committed to giving us $6,000 each.

That makes it important to know your values and have sufficient additional funds on hand to use this technique to do a rate/term refinance immediately.One thing to pay attention to is the title commitment.

Do not commit mortgage fraud.

If he/she can't accept you wholesaling, and you're committed to it, then perhaps you might want to consider switching to a broker which is OK w/ it.

Just my $.02...I'd probably take out a HELOC so the money is ready to go as soon as I need it but I'm not committed to a loan immediately.

Don't give up and be patient with your commitment to study and learn the process while studying real estate.

My name is Sharika and my husband Jason (who just joined BP yesterday) have decided to fully commit to real estate investing!

Anyway, I'm getting off topic....back to your questions.What is your monthly marketing budget for wholesaling (that you can commit to every single month for the next 12 months)?