If I do how do I stop partial payments?

Hi Everyone, Background:I own a tri-plex in los angeles... rent controlled.. one of the tenants lived there when i acquired the property.. his rent is 750.00 - current rate is approx 3k He has full access to the only Garage on the building, an additional parking spot, and a great size yard...

However, the upside is it allows you to give potential buyers easier access to inspect the property and allows you to market and sell the property on your own timeline, potentially holding out for a higher price.Again, this is not legal advice and I can't answer whether wholesaling without a license is illegal in Tennessee.

You have to get into the real-estate game at some point, stop 'waiting' for another year. 

In this circumstance we are looking at having the individual prepare lists from using the local circuit court access website, mail envelopes, and receive and filter calls. 

Stop with the buying one 🏡 is a risky thing.   

Now I'm not advocating that you go out willy-nilly buying every piece of real estate in the hopes that you'll have a winner in there but my point is that you have to do the best you can, do the deals that you think have a low probability of being a loser and gain experience that will give you the skills and the access to the home runs and grand slams.If you read the books and follow the blogs and even some forum posts you might think that everybody hits home runs on their first try. 

Even people who can still afford to vacation will find a less expensive/more accessible place to go.Or, as @Lucas Carl mentioned, large properties designed for groups will probably take a big hit, as it'll be harder for all parties to spend the money to vacation together.I feel pretty secure with mine.  

I currently have about $70k in equity from other properties and access to another $30k in cash.Coming up with the other $300k for the temporary flip is the challenge.The online auction keeps getting relisted and is quite the tease.

They give you unlimited access to their database of phone numbers and emails for a flat fee (~$1k per year).