Originally posted by @James Wise:@Linda WeygantI am going to have to give her a call tomorrow.

It may be wise to seek an attorney to begin an action for breach of the lease agreement, while seeking out new tenants.You should not operate on any advice I just gave, as special considerations in local law may impact your particular case.

My questions is this...Since I do not currently own, is it wise to purchase a property as an owner occupied property with the intentions of flipping it? 

I am looking for some advice in regards to the best contracts to use for every stage of the wholesale transaction in MA as well as the most transparent verb-age for clear disclosure; and also the best clauses to use to cover oneself risk and inspection wise that would still be presenting the seller with the most attractive offer possible.

Is this a wise way to get my foot in the door in REI or would it be more beneficial if I purchased a single family home and hope to make a decent profit off it and then have a bigger chunk of money to buy other properties? 

Skiers/snowmobilers in the winter, kayakers/canoers, musky fisherman, 'up north experiencers' in the summer.I think you've got a great idea, just pick your properties/locations wisely.

My name is Vincent and I can honestly say I am happy to have stumble across this great community of wise and successful people.

Thanks @Mark Nolan, @James Wise, and @Brandon Turner for the warm welcome!

This house is very comparable condition wise with each unit having a separated laundry, and full refurbishment of the interior of the units.

I was just wanting to know if any of you think I've done enough education wise to move forward with investing?