Originally posted by @Alex Harris: Hi BP, I'm a relatively new wholesaler (started about 1 1/2 ago) and get leads from other parts of the country sometimes.

Quote from @Theresa Harris: I'd charge them for the 30 days' notice, but after that, I wouldn't.

As stated previously by @Dean Harris several investors have seen a lot of success utilizing the BRRRR method in Memphis since you can still buy discounted off-market properties here in B/C areas, run a minimal rehab and then cash out at 80-110% of the cash you put in. 

Alex Vargas, Bram from Kane Co.

Quote from @Lance Harris: Quote from @Jay Hinrichs: Quote from @Molly Francis: Hi All!

Also, I recommend Harry Borders as an attorney and for closings.

Harris.

@Tijana Flowers-Harris this is certainly a question for your accountant/CPA, but to my knowledge there are no special tax implications for you when you buy or while you own the property.However when you go to sell, if you aren't a resident of RI you may face non-resident withholding of part of the sale proceeds (see Withholding on Sale of Real Property by Nonresidents and/or the non-resident withholding law itself).Also, you should be aware that apart from tax considerations there may be legal considerations for owning property in RI if you live in Mass.For example, you may also need to register as an out of state landlord with the RI secretary of state and possibly the city of Pawtucket as well.So you'd want to ask your attorney about those and any other one-time and ongoing requirements for owning property in RI if you live out of state.

Originally posted by @Vincent Harris:@Joe Prillaman Congratulations and great job!

Quote from @Theresa Harris: At least where I am, if you sell it and there is a special assessment in place, the seller has to pay it in full.