If you do find one that is good, they will have the tools and knowledge to help protect you and give you 'outs' of the contract that a wholesaler will not.

Hope others will chime in with solid answers to enhance everyone's knowledge. :) 

I'm particularly excited about exploring subject-to (SUBTO) deals and expanding my knowledge in this area.I'm currently based in the Dallas area and am eager to connect with lawyers who specialize in subject-to transactions.

Airbnb refunded them the ENTIRE stay of nearly $2,000.

Chicago has headwinds but many are staying away causing prices to be actually pretty good for buyers. 

If you think about your question, MANY investors and home occupiers are asking the exact same question, and staying on the sidelines. 

In that case, yes the $2.5m house takes more knowledge, more inspections, more marketing dollars and a smaller buyer pool.    

I'm here to build knowledge and hopefully find more great properties in my area. 

She can pay and stay or she can move but if she does not pay you will file an eviction which will make it hard for her to find another place.

However, I’ve done some looking in the Midwest area and haven’t found returns to be what everyone claims they are and have just decided to stay with what I know best.