Excerpt:As far as I’m concerned, the biggest drawback to buy to let investors is the huge tax implications.

Crazy but I'm sure not that uncommon.Thisismy great advice because I'm getting ready to put a deal under contract where I stand to make a significant wholesale profit and I'm not worried about my end buyer caring about how much money I'm making but I'm more concerned about the seller and mainly the sellers attorney since I do live in New Jersey.

Jscott/Mark,I understand why an appraiser or underwriter might be concerned if I bought the property for $125k and turned around and tried to sell it for $170k without doing any work.With that said, just because I buy a house for less than it's worth doesn't mean it's worth what I bought it for...It's worth what someone else is willing to pay for it, which is $170k+ according to comparables...From what it sounds like though, it might be worth doing some light rehab to the house, in order to justify an increase in price, which might be just paint, fixtures and carpet...

As far as I'm concerned, things are totally different in times of war, if you're an American you need to be a team player, politics stops at the water's edge.....the most dispicable thing one could do during such times is to divide the country with political BS.TUFF, suck it up, get over it and defend our leaders in front of our enemies, that's what a real American would do!

I'm interested in hearing what new wholesalers, or those that are thinking about entering this business, are most concerned with, or struggle with the most.

Is it something like... 3/2 mobile home PITI + pad fee = or < 2/2 rental?

Dawn Anastasi,The 4 mortgage limit is now a 10 mortgage limit.Here is a discussion on this forum, concerning that: http://www.biggerpockets.com/forums/12/topics/67980-limit-on-number-of-mortgagesRaymond

If I couldn't build, I will try to see if I can put mobile home on it. 

Is there anything i am missing or be concerned with?

I own a mobile home in Georgia.