I've heard in a couple podcasts now it's possible, with owners knowledge and permission, to list a house you're under contract to buy on MLS before you actually own it.You'd basically be wholetailing it without having to purchase it.Has anyone done this/knows if and how this can be done?

I'd say it really depends if you are an established agent or a brand new agent.  

A couple things that jump out at me are the low taxes, reasonably priced homes compared to rents, and the landlord friendly laws.

If it were me, I'd 1031 that NJ prop and roll the value into a couple solid B/B+ rentals in other markets.

It screams bachelor pad and limits the occupation to a singleton or a couple.

If it IS a separate bill in your area then yes, definitely include it as an expense, and the 'other expense' category would be a good place.You want to include ANY expense you might incur - I was watching a webinar last week from the archives and it was interesting how a couple things that I dont deal with; flood insurance, garage & water/sewer (tenants pay in my area) completely changed one of Brandon's deals he was looking at from pretty good to just break even. 

I've had an interest in financial literacy for a couple months now and have been doing some basic research on the path I want to take.

Martin@Al Williamson@Andrew WongI own a couple of SFR's in SF that are on annual leases.

I reached out to a couple, but they sale their loans.  

Looking into a couple properties.