I'd like to schedule as much as possible while I'm there, and make sure everyone involved benefits from any deals we do together.

I'm a buy and hold investor and about half our properties have involved rehab. 

They got the IT forensics teams involved....In fact if you had read the links in the article where the paragraph clearly stated that federal rulings have set a precedent that disagrees with the General Accounting Office's handling of the issue had it been handled in court.

The only reason my realtor wasn't involved, the potential renters drove by the address and called his number from the for sale sign.The obvious first thing to do is get his lock box off (I have seen a flip where they broke the lock box for a rental scam).

Understand the fees involved and calculate the total cost for an entire year of management so you can compare the different managers.

As @Ned Carey mentioned above, he’s provided me a front row seat to understand the deals he’s involved with and how he goes about putting them together.

At what point does the SEC get involved when it comes to partnering?

Hey @David Tamayo@Ned Carey is right, commercial properties do have significantly more involved.

They are usually NG and propane compatible and I'm speculating that a lot of the maintenance/longevity issues can be sorted out by doing a proper installation with water filters to cut down on heat exchanger scaling, which seems to be on of the biggest complaints.So I'm betting on the newer, more efficient technology but I also see the draw towards sticking proven oil boilers.

You have a TON of people giving super confident advice on Wholesaling while they have NEVER wholesaled before.People giving advice on SEO when they have NO clue what seo realllly is.Asking about the legalities of wholesaling here, where 80% of the people here hate wholesalers and think they are the devil incarnate I can bet no matter what answer you gt it will be completely useless to you because ultimately you will have to verify what ever you get with an attorney.Sorry this may not be helpful, but this reply could have saved you a ton of legal issues.Find a lawyer .. and ask "it" (because we all know lawyers are not human)