Additionally, they may have good cause eviction protection depending on where in upstate NY. 

It's like a lease so you are protected if they squat. 

You would probably put your protective gear on, be on high alert and ready to take action and protect yourself as needed. 

That's a tough question to wrestle with.Remember, parents are doing their best to protect and provide for their kids. 

After talking with others and seeing how robust contracts are supposed to be, I realized that these wholesalers really don't know much about protecting the buyers or sellers, just themselves.  

In advance I'm sure people will ask why I would have it under an LLC for my first property, of course liability protection but the main reason is Taxes, I'm not trying to have the added income from the property be on my personal tax returns.

I don't think either is "more protective" than the other. 

It’s a familiar debate, as Californians have faced this choice twice since 2018.Under the 2019 Tenant Protection Act, rent hikes have been capped at 10% per year or lower if inflation rates dictate.

What to look for, pitfalls, protections and contingencies to have in place for the investor perspective aand from the wholesaler perspective.

We at 1031CF analyze deals based on the asset type geographical location and it’s economic ability to overcome the upfront expense so that principle can attempt to be protected prior to suggesting any DST.We are licensed advisors but also have over 20 years in the commercial real estate.Again great conversation!