My experience has been with correspondence audits, so that's just a lot of paper moving back and forth (and sometimes some follow-up phone calls).

I am considering moving to New Zealand in the next 2 years to live permanently, but I do real esate wholesaling in the ATL market.

It's a townhome that we bought to move into, but due to some last minute changes we decided to live with family and rent it out (our mortgage company is aware of this).

They offer some good options for sellers that want to move property quickly. 

Lots of lenders are moving toward the app - take pics - upload model. 

If you were a dispo wholesaler (a wholesaler who focuses on moving deals) what tips and best practices would you give to make solid and meaningful connections with acquisition wholesalers on BP? 

Consider offering incentives like a move-in special, free first-month utilities, or flexible lease terms to attract tenants.

Im not a fan of seller financing unless that property is free and clear and the seller is offering reasonable terms NOT on money they have borrowed. just too many people get into this type of thing without understanding the whole picture, like title being moved into the buyer's name, due on sale clauses... etc. etc. also, just because its a very commonly overlooked guideline which makes financing on 3's and 4's a little challenging: FHA requires the property to self-sustain its own PITIMI by the rents.

They always pretend to be confused and just want us to send someone.7) Some will cause damages that S8 won't require to be fixed, but will threaten to move if you don't fix it.

Quote from @Jerry Maliszewski: According to Fannie Mae, 10 million people will be moving to the midwest by 2030 all seeking smaller downtowns.