So that sort of inquiry is distinct from the ones for a home loan that happen within a few days apart.

From all that I have read, I am getting the distinct feeling that most in the wholesaling business, no matter what other marketing efforts they perform, have the most success when they knock on doors.

An all cash buyer has a distinct advantage with this method.

I would add that R.I. currently has the highest unemployment rate in the country and it has had that distinction for the last few years.

I've noticed that most of the new home owners are from another country for the most part which I think is awesome because it only adds to the NY flavor.

What flavor of IT do you do?

That way, looking at past posts can be skimmed and identified if I feel the information is worth clicking on it.Happy day, that means that I'm not going to keep repeating posts 500 times to the flavor of the month as we get new folks hitting on the same old stuff that has been hammered away at before, Makes life easier if someone wants my opinion and much easier for me, saving my fingertips.So, thanks for your post as it caused the light to go off to the obvious.

Wholesaling via the method of using an assignable contract would bear almost no distinction from a net listing, which would be illegal for an agent in MD.  

Two very distinct questions/requests for the community: 1) Does anyone have any experience with the local courts in White Plains and the eviction process?  

You may want to read some of my blog posts to get a flavor for low income landlording in the U.S.You obviously will need to use a property manager, and it is never too early to start researching that to find a good one.