Hey all - wondered if you all had experienced any challenges wholesaling this first quarter?

If you attended those types of meet ups with that fire in your eyes, other more experienced investors will see that and will be absolutely eager to help someone who they think is just like they were in their 20s.

If it goes well you can move out later, refi and buy a house to rehad / flip while you live in the house.Unless you are an experienced flipper or know a lot about construction, I would not try to flip as your first experience.

Not knowing exactly how bad (or good) of a tenant he was, I'll review what you said.10-year tenancy. 

I did Real Estate Express and then PrepAgent for the review to pass the exam.

Do her previous landlords give her a good review?

This goes to show - even experienced investors can make mistakes. 

I funded in 3 days fyi.. start to finish.. but a known borrower and i am not a bank or lender I am an experienced land developer who happens to also lend money.. so not your typical underwriting scenario. 

@Justin PhillipIt sounds like you are considering a “land contract” or “contract for deed” —have a Real Estate attorney review it for you as your experience level in this kind of transaction seems minimal.

JV with another experienced investor for a few deals and gain from his insights.