congratulations @Peter DarbyNot sure if you've read Brandon's blog on tenant screening, it has a lot of great tipshttps://www.biggerpockets.com/renewsblog/2013/01/2...Ultimately this is a people business.

@Fred Winer Absolutely, and it is the way in which I would ultimately want to conduct any wholesaling transaction.

I just don't want to add an amenity that will end up becoming a maintenance hassle for my super (and ultimately me).Thank you in advance for all your input.If you can give me brands and even models , that would be great and suggestions on where to purchase (though I realize this may be tough if you are not in NJ).

I have read the Ultimate Screening Guide and written a basic set of screening requirements but still have some questions that hoping someone could help answer (maybe before I have to hire an attorney). 1) On the tenant resource center page (http://www.tenantresourcecenter.org/discrimination) I found what seems to say that "unemployment" is a protected class in the city of Madison: Madison includes all extra classes in Dane County plus: Citizenship Status (City of Madison only)Genetic Identity (City of Madison only)the fact that a person declines to disclose their social security numberAtheismHomelessnessUnemploymentThat seems a little odd to me.

Takes work, but most things worthwhile do:) The Ultimate Beginner's Guide to Wholesaling tells you what's all involved if you haven't read it yet.

@Shai Neubauer, Here's a link to a list of SDIRA custodians - http://www.innovativewealth.com/wealth-management/research/self-directed-ira-industry/the-ultimate-list-of-self-directed-ira-custodians-and-administrators/

I spent some time evaluating this a few years ago for a small subdivision we were going to buy and ultimately decided against it.

The ultimate goal is to get a Porsche GT3 cup car.

Will the seller ultimately lower the reserve or just put the property on the MLS?

Ultimately we're going in another direction for our debt needs, but this is what I found:1. 2 out of every 3 on the list I built 5 years ago are now either out of business or are no longer lending.