If they don't match, it just appears as though you are temporarily visiting.

Once you get a grasp on what wholesaling is, you can start jumping into that journey and you will already be miles ahead of other investors, but again, it comes at the difficult task of learning as much as you can and not giving up.Hope this helps and feel free to reach out if you have any questions!

I think it’s a great idea to go ahead and refi out to use that money for a down payment or two. 

@Jonathan Stone you are absolutely right - It provided great return while we were living there, and we still had the option to keep it available if we had friends or family coming into town to visit!

OUT OF THE WOODSA Nationwide Lumber Shortage is Driving Up the Cost of Homebuilding in DenverAt the outset of the pandemic, when most experts believed COVID-19 would annihilate the housing market (LOL), sawmills sought to get ahead of the downturn by reducing production—and who can blame them (see: Recession, Great)?

Make sure you get everything in writing ahead of time if they are going to be involved in the business.  

This means you are taking it as is (and you can't walk the property ahead of time). 

What are the consequences of leaving those permits open and going ahead with the purchase?

During one of those visits, I really opened up to him and told him how the company went under and how it left me in bad shape financially and how I was struggling to get back on my feet.

If none of that was done, you just made a $50 voluntary donation to someone....I suspect it will be a matter of time until the individual that received your "donation" receives a visit from the FBI for wire fraud.