Travis, no, he would pay us our regular monthly rent rate, then he would rent out on AirBNB.

The fridge works perfectly - no damage, cleaned inside and behind on a regular basis.

Think of all the things that could go wrong and see if the lease addresses them: unauthorized pets or tenants, early termination, security deposit, lease violations, late rent, eviction, lawn maintenance, parking, etc.5.

I am trying to figure out if I should just pay all or part of the taxes to avoid the property going to a tax lien auction and simply initiate a "regular" foreclosure on the mortgage or if it would be cheaper/easier to let it go to auction, let the purchaser notify me as I am the lien holder, then redeem the tax lien and initiate a tax lien foreclosure.

As we all know, there are some who are easier to work with than others and I'm looking to secure financing for my first house-hack property. 

As for security of your account number...EVERYBODY that you’ve ever given a check to has the account number.

The South Korean Teacher's Pension fund, or the entity managing your Roth IRA, or whatever, that buys the mortgage backed security wants the safe asset paying a steady ROI, but doesn't want to deal with consumers directly at the point of origination.

In Ohio we have to pay interest of 5% on security deposits kept over 6 months, so if last month's rent doesn't count as a security deposit it might be worth it.

Secured by real property.

The REIA has some good meetups and do a meeting specifically on wholesaling regularly.