@Mike Roy - You're too kind to label me an "expert" though I've certainly put my study time in. I

Now I am aware of this disclosure, but that seems to only apply to a person looking to purchase a home to live in.  I

@Edward Brewington iny opinion, it is not the tenant resposably yes the property management company should of had that going.

And with jobs come population growth. https://www.bizjournals.com/at...So for me, Atlanta is most definitely locked in and my #1 go to market that I will learn and attempt to achieve my goals in. I

@Jenny Sayavong I would not say firm, but it would be most convenient to the territory in MA i work in. I

What town is this located in? I

@Michael EalyYou know my strategy, Michael, poking around ugly places to find the pocket solid C'class neighborhoods in borderline D'class areas, buying SFR at D'class price, renovating to solid C'class standard, renting for low market rates to very-well-screened tenants looking for long-term housing.For various tax reasons, the entire area I'm investing in is getting a significant increase in its public budgets, municipality and school district.

Hey, I'm trying to get as much knowledge as I can about REI before I jump in. I

FYI this is in NJ and I am using a VA loan so I have to be able to move in. I

i just find it very discoraging that you guys have everything negative to say about wholesaling as a newbie i want to do wholesaling as a starting point to build capital..not to get rich quick..everyone is in a different position in life . im just learning about real estate and wholesaling seems to be the way to get in .i understand that many fail but why knock someone for wanting to enter into real state going the wholesale route