In all honesty though, these are things that are important to me persoanlly and the way I go about my business, not because of anyone elses opinion on what wholesaling should or should not be.The deals that I have turned up so far that have not worked out:1) An old assisted living facility that was halfway converted to apartments when the owner ran out of cash.

The existing lease should state that it converts to a month to month once the end date is reached.

So instead, my realtor suggested doing a "condo conversion" - BUT rather than converting the individual units into condos (which would probably never sell to homeowners in that neighborhood or town) I would use the same technique to turn each "4-plex" into its own "condo" to be separately sold to investors looking for a good investment.

We have tried to claw our way out of the recession by converting individual debt into our collective public debt.

I'm beginning the process of converting a duplex (two family) that I own to condos for retail sale.

Just hoping you all here could give me a hand, i am filing my taxes online with rental income for the first time and i need help with this form- New, Used, or Converted (Building) Form 4562 Which describes this property on the date you first started using it for business purposes?

One of those upsides is an all utilities paid or partial utilities paid building that can be converted to tenant paid utilities.

I built (literally bolted and nailed it together myself) my own Geodesic Dome home in the late 80's and learned about purchasing land, getting the owner to carry the loan, getting construction loans and converting them both to conventional loans.

What will you have to do to convert it to multi if not already set up that way?

Don't forget that your making it a bit harder to sell converting from 4 to 6 units.