Criminal background: No violent felonies within the last 7 years.

Simple question, and I'm not meaning to be offensive, but I will probably inadvertently offend somebody: If a forum of real estate investors has spent years debating whether or not wholesaling is a legal venture, why would you want to get involved in wholesaling?

A quasi-criminal?

Regarding tenants, I'd encourage you to spend some time considering what your criteria (credit score, criminal activity, etc) is for a tenant and certainly use some professional tenant screening service to vet them and see that they meet your criteria.

It's amazing what you can find through a simple google search (i.e. maybe criminal charge was removed from the person's record, turns out their Facebook shows they like to party, etc.).

What I do know is about Los Zetas and all the criminality that comes from the drug cartels in Mexico, I'm a well informed person and I exposed myself to that danger when I came to USA in 2012 (you can read it here http://cubanoyemigrante.blogspot.com/2013/08/serie... )

Background Check Report" is a name-match report of criminal convictions, if any are found in participating municipalities.

The only cost associated with using the software is a $45 fee that is paid by the tenant to cover the cost of the background check, credit report, criminal history, rental history, and income verification.Using Turbo Tenant is simple and user-friendly.

No offense but the lesson you need to learn from this is that you had the order wrong. 

@Sabrina MaplesIn most cities MF is considered a less offensive and higher and better use than commercial / hotel, so while it will take an architect, surveyors, and the rezoning process it could be possible.