I looked at a duplex in Denver a few weeks ago that had structural issues and even though it had been on and off the market for 6 months and they had come off original asking price considerably, it still did not make sense unless you could get it 20% under current ask or unless you had a GC that was a whizz at foundation repair.Consider looking at non-traditional MF, i.e.

It may be a bit more difficult to find a lender that will issue a HELOC on a non-owner occupied dwelling, but I'm sure you can find one.

I would take the equilivant of first months rent as a non refundable deposit.

This will be my first owner financed sale in California.The main goals: Control and protection, Ensuring that in the event of foreclosure the process is quick and non-judicial.Anyone who has carried back a note in this state who can share their insights would be much appreciated. 

I have been listening to bigger pockets podcasts non stop for the past 4-5 months trying to teach myself wholesaling and six and flip.

The property is broken down into land value which is non-depreciable and improvement (building) value which has the 27.5 year schedule.

Plus its not that easy.. the business has to qualify and real estate generally does NOT.. not enough employees  I looked at this heavy about 10 years ago.. unless the regs have changed dramatically.. it was a non starter for developers of real estate.

If using a lender this is a non issue.

There are lots of imminent recession posts on BP (mainly from non-investors) but very few discussions on what members are doing about it.

When converting the rental from the ira (non chrckbook) to the roth, can the roth be setup as a checkbook?