I agree with @Jeff Rabinowitz although if the borrower is the occupant and they would have to move into a rental, if you can mod the loan to be par or lower than a 2BR rental then they would be apt to 'stay and pay'.

Search the forums, listen to pod casts, and ask questions regularly.

I've seen and listened to bigger pockets for some time now, and like many of the pod casts.

Immediate repairs needed: Bathroom re-mod (new tub in one unit), several broken windows.Income: $3000/month.  

@Doug Pretorius,I don't know of a single mod on the site that "Hates Wholesalers".

You will find resources here from blogs to pod casts and forums.

You will find resources here from blogs to pod casts and forums.

There are plenty of books and a web site such as this has plenty to read and learn as well as pod casts to listen to.All three partners should spend the next 6 months learning and practicing property evaluation.You also need to organise a experienced team in the field of investing you choose...lawyer, accountant, agent, financing, insurance broker, contractors etc.In real estate you can win big but many will lose bigger through ignorance more than any other cause.You will be a step ahead if each of you have a high credit score and no bad personal debt (credit cards, car loans, student loans, personal loans etc.

No matter what happened I'm going to do what ever it takes to flip my first house by the end of 2017.As I was YouTubeing I came across biggerpocks pod cast and was very interested to learn more about this company!

Homeowner can make the payments currently but is significantly behind (12 months) and can't get caught up without a mod.