just become a turn key operator.. getting your financing in order buy the homes then resell them. its a huge industry.quite capital intensive to make any money at it though..

NEVER give anyone the keys until you have all move in fees, money due you in your hands and utilities (if they are to pay them) placed in their names. 24.

But if you don't need the money now, San Diego is probably as good a bet as any to outpace the national home price appreciation rates over the long term.The other option is to cash out and put your $500k of equity to work somewhere else, maybe in turn key properties in the Midwest where appreciation is a more modest 2% (every city is different - I used Chicago to come up with 2%), but your return is weighted more to cashflow than appreciation (less risky).

Key is having the discipline to follow thru with the understanding that sometimes life can get in the way and our circumstances change. 3.)

I couldn’t make it past the first paragraphI never would have given her the keys. 

@Lee Ribeiro the key ingredient to receiving a conforming cash out loan is you. 

What are some key issues to consider?

The key is to talk to people. 

My building has 2 locked doors (front and side) to the inside (not double doors like the post above) so if it was on the inside then nobody could see this sign unless they had a key to the building and/or were let into the building by someone with a key.

In wholesaling, when you put the house under contract with the seller, do you need to deliver that Purchase and Sales Agreement to the title company at that point?