Well I bought into "Mark Whittens: Flip houses like your hairs on fire" and through the course he explained a loophole to assigning Bank Owned REO's which is to get the property under contract in your LlLC's name and assign your LLC to your end buyer.

Keeping your hair versus losing your hair?

Hopefully I can get this through the entitlement process and avoid as many hair balls as possible.

Having said that, you're campaign affirms to the prospective sellers that you're an option "IF/WHEN" they're ready to sell.

I understanding getting the contract it's everything that follows is a scary pulling your hair out time.

With a pop up, the tenants will always find a way to drop toothbrushes, toothpaste caps, and hair.

The enforcement people for the city of Houston get a wild hair about bandit signs every few weeks and step up removal efforts.

Probably wouldn't fool a professional thief but might draw up the hairs of certain tenants and others. 

Here is my scenario that I have been pulling my hair out trying to sort.

From reading and talking to other people, I figured wholesaling would be the quickest way to transition from my barbering career to a full time investor (and maybe still cut my friends hairs as a hobby lol).