If the rest of the story involves lack of communication and her inability to convince you of her situation so you don't spend the money evicting, then my advice would be to move forward with eviction.

But is it even worth my involvement?

I was hoping I would not have to involve agents or having to go through the various processes of getting information the MLS.

As you develop a better understanding of your strategy, make sure to post your questions on the forums and get involved here at BP.

I have been involved in deals where there were 5 or 6 assignments were investors making a grand or two along the way.

Unfortunately banks are balking at these loans b/c I guess they see them as more risk/exposure as well as alot more work involved to underwrite the loan when they can underwrite much simpler loans and make the same money for alot less work.There are definitely banks that will do it for you, just have to find the right one.

I'm just getting involved in the market and don't agree with the typical terms, but in Orlando here is the standard:1) $2,000 deposit2) Non-refundable3) No inspection periodSo, as you can see, you really have to do your due diligence and know your stuff when dealing with wholesalers.

Don't be afriad to jump in and get involved!

There is a lot more involved here than just an opportunity to seed my investment in rental real estate.

For more info on my RE involvement, check the Meet the Investor section on BP and/or see me in Denver for the BP 1st annual seminar in March.