Obviously, legitimate wholesalers, who abide by our forum rules, use the messaging systems appropriately, and do not pretend to be investors when contacting professionals in our network, are welcome and encouraged to carry on.

Obtaining valid ID and proof of income isn’t hard; for buyer prospects, swap proof of income for a pre-approval letter and/or proof of funds.

Not sure what to do now, and i don't want to carry a loan for a long period of time. 

At first he wanted to do an informal Letter of Agreement, but I declined.

I let them run to the end of the year as m-t-m, then send a rent raise letter, usually for $25 or $50, on or about Nov 1, effective Jan 1. 

@Benoy Varghese When I take over a property I send a letter to the existing tenants introducing myself and telling them where to send rent and provide the necessary information regarding my policy for dealing with maintenance issues.

They have sent me a letter in the mail asking to buy my lot for almost double what the local values are so I'm not sure if this is a scam or just to good to be true.

'Your best bet is to wholesale for now- you find a super good deal (how are the yellow letters coming?)  

The first and most important step is to post the 10 day demand for rent letter to get the clock started.

Or is it a letter stating that after such and such a date we will not be renewing your lease?