I've always remembered that it's good to make the property attractive and safe fundamentally so someone will buy it or rent it.

Wait until most owners/sellers are no longer underwater, and inventory is high, and credit is widely available (starting to see low doc/stated ads again), and the mass public is able to buy and is buying, and prices are 30-50% higher than they are now, and (per Buffet) there are still no fundamentals to support the markets (RE and stocks).

So fundamentally, you still end up doing all the same work and similar paperwork as if you were setting up an LLC/LP and having the members governed by the operating agreement.

If you use an agent you will need to play to pay them their 3% commission out of your pocket.Wholesaling transactions aren't fundamentally any more complex than any other transaction.

HAVE AN EXIT PLAN FOR RISING INTEREST RATES.When you have done all of these things, you will have a framework of fundamentals that will set you up to make smart and successful investments.Good luck!

The lack of income is the fundamental problem you need to fix in order to get a mortgage.

Forget the guru stuff; there are good solid courses and learning opportunities for a fundamentally sound real estate education.

Strong fundamentals and good growth potential.

You have a seller that is working with you, so you want some variety of deed with warranty, like a special warranty deed.Time for Bill Gulley to talk about some fundamentals here ...

Of course, there are a lot of other things to look at put I see these as the core fundamentals.