They’re also lying about their prior residence history and saying they “lived with family/friends” to avoid having to disclose the real addresses they lived at during those periods where they likely either have evictions and/or unfavorable landlord references.This exact same thing has happened to me numerous times, but I screen very thoroughly and always catch it.

The catch: A homicide occurred on the land (not in the house) in 2003.

I think of you are new to wholesaling looking for contracts is like throwing a Hail Mary pass and hoping someone will catch it on the 50 yard like.

Like a a ball park cash flow schedule incl. what I might not be catching in this situation.....I would be covering literally everything except the rehab costs. 

It sounds like you've already been doing that your entire life so you probably have some pretty good catch phrases.

It's seems like a catch-22 / chicken-or-egg-first kinda conundrum. 

We worked with a local, very experienced real estate agent even though I am one because we know we are likely to miss a detail here and there and that another team member will likely catch mistakes.

And maybe this would be a better testing system, than the one currently used, which is a long q-tip, up the nose, which only catches 80% of who has this virus. 

Military is like a system as well, so I believe I’ll be able to catch up fast and get the grind going!

I'm sure you've already experienced it but once you catch the multifamily bug you don't want to stop purchasing.