Basically, the B Buyer investor is just confirming that he has a legitimate C Buyer.

Hi everyone I'm curious to everyone's opinion of the United States economy/dollar and its relation and effect to the rental market if the federal reserve don't raise rates and eventually collapse the dollar.For those that currently have rental investments, I'm curious to your thoughts and plans for such events, and what do you think will happen to mortgage loans if money is still financed, and renters?

Sometimes we just want to hear it from other people that its ok if your not putting every last dollar to some type of debt that will increase your credit score when you are also trying to save for reserves and pay your normal bills monthly besides living.  

How much do you keep in reserve for manager can use in case of emergencies?

You will need 20% in cash plus 3 months reserves to do the deal.  

There are laws on unsolicited marketing in various states through telephone, so you may need to confirm you're approach is above board legally in your target market.  

I've had sellers who offer seller financing but they don't understand their own numbers and the property simply doesn't bring in enough money (after accounting for all expenses and reasonable vacancy and maintenance reserves) to even pay the loan. 

@Neil Evangelista Yes, the neighborhood is really my only reservation.  

IE to qualify and create income to save for reserve fundif you don't like your job and want to get into RE then get into it.get a license decide what type you want to do and go do it

But after hearing multiple seasoned investors recommend not buying a rental unless you can afford to own it outright, or have major reserves to cover long vacancies and unexpected repairs, we decided to start with wholesaling instead.