I have gotten the Sch E's with blacked out SSN/EIN on numerous occasions when dealing with an actual owner/seller (as opposed to foreclosures).

There is a lot to know to be a good wholesaler but BP is a great resource to get you what you need.

Have read it numerous times.And years back I wrote a guest post on BP about tax liens.

We currently own several businesses and numerous residential and commercial properties in and around Austin and central Texas.  

Or you could sell or wholesale (but with steep price) the lot to the person that has the property under contract.

So, the 200 would be added to the denominator, right:1000/5200 = 19.2% DTI.If he's in the red, then it would be added to the numerator?

Since you have been involved in the gentlemanly sport of hockey, I think you would be well suited to withstand both the physical and mental abuses heaped upon property managers.All kidding aside, commercial property management exposes one to numerous issues that will assist you in real estate investment.

While I've bought and sold numerous properties over the years I have trouble getting up the courage to buy creatively (sub2, lease option)...probably could really expand if I did???

Definitely best to work with an independent agency that handles business for numerous insurers, and to shop it around.

So a lease really can tie your hands when it comes to getting rid of a problem tenant, that doesn't mean it's a bad thing just different strokes for different folks, and can have a lot to do with the demographic and location you're renting to as well.