I asked this in the landlord forum and didn't get a reply (let me know if I'm stating it incorrectly please):I have an offer accepted on a property that is 2 three bedroom duplexes, and 10 garages.

I am a first timer with rentals and I found a house that I want to "test the waters" with.

If you were a wholesaler, you would do all of the above, but you would go ahead and write a purchase agreement up, make an offer and get your offer accepted in writing by the seller.

I'm 22 years of age and just starting off the RE investment world; I believe going down the wholesaling path is the best route for me starting off, as I need to build up some cash flow.My question is, which is the better method to go and which is more accepted by lenders?

When you see landlords that will not accept sec 8, most times its because it won't pass and they don't want to fix it up.

This could help me with negotiations with the seller because I need to either accept or counter their offer by tomorrow.

You get to a point where you have to accept that the home will have several limitations that you cannot fix.

I am now attending Columbia Southern University which offers 100% online courses in Business w/various concentrations and they accept you MGIB..you can also apply for student loans through them.

If they accept then I get them a contract with that price ASAP, either by delivering it to them or by fax or computer.4.

I've tested both ways and the professional ones out pull the ugly handwriten ones 2-1.