I have some questions about the state of wholesaling in MN, as well as how common or uncommon it is up there.

Keep in mind that month+ rentals are usually covered by state laws governing tenant / landlord rights and responsibilities.

I am not an expert in Tallahassee but most of thee draw is state government and FSU. 

I already understand that MN and my home state OK have license reciprocity, and know what the process is to get it transferred over.

I would add, also check to see if you state has court cases on line.

My ultimate goal is utilize the BRRRR strategy in acquiring a property in Philly, this would be a out of state venture for me.

This can affect the installation timeline and overall project costs.Ultimately, solar energy can be a beneficial investment for multi-family properties, particularly in states with favorable incentives like New Jersey.

Ill for sure take a look at the article.

It won't cash flow, and it's like the wholesaler wants the appreciation before it, you know, appreciates.It feels like some wholesalers are hyping up properties to out of state investors (of which I am one) and they are banking on us not doing even the basic amount of calculations.I wouldn't touch quite a few of these wholesale "deals", and am wondering what the purpose of wholesaling is actually.

A little less than a year ago I sent an update stating that there was a flood of inventory that hit the market and that it would impact sales prices and rental pricing in the future.