You sub-2 has no effect on the lender's right to foreclose.

If a wholesaler can not find a buyer, and thus opts out of a contract, will a liquidated damages clause truly protect the wholesaler from a seller?

When using the RSS reader or the widget you effectively are looking at the same feed.

If they say yes to the clean-up, then ask them if their department or another takes possession of the personal effects of the deceased.

It seems to me that, at its most fundamental level, the two keys to wholesaling are (1) establishing a large network of investors to contact, and (2) effective marketing to find the deals.

This allows public companies access underground utilities, can destroy any landscaping you have within your ROW, and not have to pay you back for the damages because your property title clears them.

This morning, I got to thinking about the state of being an investor after the catastrophic effects of coming off the “financial orgasm” some experienced during the “flip frenzy.”

Just assume that those with a lot of experience tend to use it and those who are new debate why it makes sense.There is no effective way around the AGI rule.

By the time you evict a bad tenant; have at least a couple of months of vacancy during the eviction; pay court costs and legal fees; repair all the damage; advertise for a new tenant; etc, it is much more expensive to have a bad tenant than a vacant unit.At any rate, all I'm saying is that a thorough screening of the tenant and cash flow analysis of the property is warranted.Mike

Some property management types suggest pulling a toilet yearly to check for leaks if you want to avoid water damage.