Success, I suppose, is a bit of a mind state.  

I suppose I could say I live there but am staying here because of the construction.  

So it's been 9 months since I was supposed to close on this property.  

If you aren't local, you will likely pay a hefty price for someone to deal properly with those headaches, thus eating up most of the supposed extra return from a "2%" property.

That's either a  good or bad sign, depending on how one looks at it, I suppose.  

I suppose I could search for 8%.  

I want to try wholesaling while I am studying for RE exam/license.I read up on the information on this site on how to find properties and now my question is this:Let's suppose i find a seller and he agrees with my price. 

I was supposed to go to college but didn't get approved for financial aid (surprisingly cause i live in a single family house with 9 bodies ) and me and my parents didn't have enough to send me to college.

I suppose it's possible she could be an epically lazy or under-motivated realtor, but doubtful.Still not a gone deal, just make it known that if you don't see the house, you don't pay for the house.

I am trying to buy another house or duplex to have as a rental property, am I supposed to contact a normal mortgage lender?