Need to see if there are any legal aspects to consider her up front before I discuss with her.

They would need to find family or friends for that or get the equity partner ,etc.No legal advice given

I just finished new application approval letters that I hope will better meet my needs and I'm going to start trying out honestrenter.com with the units we are closing on next week.

I did this because I have aspirations to invest internationally in several locations in central and south America and didn't want to just talk the talk or be a wantrepreneur, rather put myself in the field and put the building blocks together myself..I am currently waiting for the CA Bureau to approve my license application so I can take the test to receive my RE license (completed the course work in Spring of 2018 while going to school full time, working part time).

I do have some concerns over the legality of wholesaling after reading several posts; people are very passionate about that answer, no matter how different their views may be!

First the bad news: In order to form an LLC and sign US legal documents, you'll need to be at least 18 years old.

Last thing I would want is to have a law suit on our hands @Aaron Klatt Thats a really good idea, however, would this be legal in most states?

We were approved for a FHA, at 200K, 0 PMI, , 0 down and traditional at 280K, 4.5%.

I am going through this process with a project in DC and I hope they approve it.

Renting the property in "As Is" condition meaning they have approved of the unit themselves and I will not do any "Upgrades" to the property.