I have found a few forum threads where people who have bought TK rentals have found when the go to sell them that the house is not worth what they paid for it-http://bit.ly/1R68VZphttp://bit.ly/1MqwcWKI would like to avoid this if possible and wanted to get advice on how to properly determine the market value of the property.

Of course, I want to be respectful of Chinese culture and avoid any boasting or inappropriate self-centeredness.

By putting them out on a Friday and picking them up on Sunday, it will avoid city workers from taking them down. 

I am definitely trying to learn the process to avoid a hugely expensive education due to poor due diligence.

New Jersey is very tenant friendly, so avoid the courts if you can.

It really left us high and dry come selling time since we're pretty much breaking even on sale prices + fees - mortgage balanceI'd like to avoid PMI especially since seeing now that they never go away on an FHA loan.  

Wholesaling is already low yield strategy so the goal is to decrease the time, money, and effort put into each deal.Go back to your buyers and get all this information FIRST before you do any more shopping for potential deals, so you can avoid wasting any more marketing dollars (and time and effort) on potential deals that will never get bought.

I would prefer to avoid using owner occupied loans, but if worse came to worse, I'd do it.I could get a loan with a PMI as well. 

You might just be best to not talk about this kind of thing with them if it can be avoided, even if you are excited about it. 

LOL) Note: I'm NOT looking for info on Keys for Cash; contacting the tenant immediately when rent it late; or things that should be in a lease to avoid eviction--just looking for the legal time frame.1.