I do not flip a large quantity of deals, just high value numbers.

Gathering of family and friends does not constitute a "party" (loud, too many people, ETOH in large quantities).  

Shiny object syndrome is real.

@Israel Ron it really depends on what your objective is.

They are really good tenants so far, and I do not think they would object to that considering they are adding another person. 

You wouldn't meet your cash flow objectives.

Let's figure that, on average, it costs about $5,000 to buy a house.Now imagine that I am a wholesaler (I am not, or at least that is not my objective). 

While this is not our main objective, we also don’t want to burn the opportunity to make  few thousand dollars after we have discovered it through our own marketing campaign.We were also looking into having our own contract drafted, but were informed that we could use the SLAR (St.

@Anthony Aiello that typically depends on quantity.

My next objective will be to discuss this with their loan officer and find out about transfer fees.