I say may because if the deal is good enough exceptions can always be made.  

Both incomes qualified, one's credit score was good enough (the other one not), but I accepted them anyway.

If you find a good enough deal, the money will come.Are there any investment opportunities in your market?

Hi Wendy, those sites that say "We Buy Houses" are actually wholesalers as well and if you get a good enough deal they could buy it from you but it would have to be really amazing to have enough margin for both you and the other wholesaler.

Your insurance that you carry with an umbrella would be good enough.  

I didn't even know how much to wholesale the property for or what would be a good deal. 10k wholesale fee would be good enough for me.He has a low mortgage on the property and no property management that I'm aware of.

I'd try straight owner finance first (make sure you show the broker how they will get paid if you want him to support IF to the seller)..second Id try as Master Lease Option which is just another form of OF and lastly if the deal is good enough you can get an equity partnerkeep us posted  -  b

I'd bet you'd have more of a chance of finding say 10 people to knock down smaller deals than the 1 person who could knock down the entire deal.So many people claim to be able to fund a deal no issue no matter the size "if it's good enough" but I find that hard to believe and rarely see examples from it unless it's an established player...

I am considering an FHA loan (I have okay credit- good enough to qualify, and little money to put down, but my family will help me out with my down payment).

You are borrowing the entire purchase price so you need to make sure it's a good enough deal to support debt service on the primary mortgage plus your heloc.