@Norman T EngI've read Brandon Turner's book on Buying Rental Properties, and I'm currently in the middle of his Low or No Money Down book as well as the BRRRR book by David Greene.

They take total # of units - 1 (you live in) x .75. 800 x 3 x .75 = $1,8000Your P and I only comes out t o1,427.96 with a $318,000 loan amount and a 3.50% interest rate.

My other option that I have thought of, and that is to obtain a RE license and be an agent so that I may understand what i'm looking at and learn it that way.Thank you all for taking the time and reading my story and introduction!

I am venturing into note wholesaling and would like some advice on where I can obtain the legal documentations needed to make the deals possible and how much it will cost.

Upon a walk through before closing, we discovered the occupants are still there.The purchase & sales agreement stated that "buyer shall obtain possession at closing - property shall be free of all tenants & occupants as well as personal property".The mother of the family owned the property; she lives in Michigan.

A house from 1954 is very unlikely to have K&T.

I’ve researched a lot but I figured it would be beneficial to see what information I could get from here.1) What are the best ways to go about finding deals/ obtaining properties that are worth wholesaling?

Rents will be about the same and still able to cover both loans and T+I.When my mom passes, as the sole child, I'd be left her condo.Here are my questions:1) Adding myself to her condo now, in order to use my income (she has none, but social security) and my 800 credit score, does that prove to be an issue. 

I think to get the 1% rule on ne side the house would need hard money d/t beeing a super hot mess.

I've been analyzing a lot of deals from realtors and loopnet and I just can´t make numbers work.