Originally posted by @John Rogers:Originally posted by @Terry Schell:I was told by one Guru that there is no seasoning requirement for investors who buy HUD properties; that you could "double close" and sell it to another wholesaler the same day.Then, a Realtor told me he and the Investor had to sign a HUD form saying that the house would be owner occupied for 12 months.Which is it? 

Google "john reed real estate books" and you will get good advice.  

You should call John Nacca's law office in Rochester.    

John,The short answer is yes to #2.  

If you find a property with a coach from Carleton Sheets' company, why not post all the $'s (and other relevent info) you and them have come up with, then you will get a lot of feedback from BP members as to what you might have missed and whether or not it's a good deal, and what to look out for down the road.That should help you take action with more confidence!

Hi John,Welcome to BP!

Two recommendations, Chuck Vonderhaar in Cincinnati, or John Hyre in Columbus. 

Has anyone used John Cochran or Sean Terry's wholesaling Hud Homes program & were you successful?

@John Van Uytven I plan to eventually turn real estate investing into a method of passive income that could replace my current income and allow me to do the things that give me joy (family, volunteering, travelling, et al.).

Hello latesha here, I'm new to wholesaling is there anyone out that can refer me to a great coach that seriously work with me?