He provided me a FINRA report, last 4 months of his company's revenue's, a criminal check report from 2012, and a copy of his 1099 form.

Can’t speak for anyone else but really enjoyed the social justice/victimization thread.

My criteria for renting the house was the usual.... no evictions, good credit, no criminal background, 3x of monthly rent is the minimum income.

Just closed on a deal Friday with a seller that cussed out me and my partner on multiple occasions, called randomly late at night while she was drunk to call us criminals, tried to sell the house to another investor while we were under contract and then at closing brought a fishing license as her form of ID.And just like you I'm going to sell the property and put an easy $10k in my pocket.

My places are in a gentrifying area, and hopefully will rise dramatically, one has already done so :)So, back to the top: since Steve says holding RE in a corp is criminal, what are our other options?

As for the do it yourself eviction, do you really want to pour accelerant on an adversarial relationship with a criminal with far less to lose than you?

I'm thinking that if you go by topics as the first book, seems if each section is given justice, just to the basics, we'd be over, probably well ove 2,000 words.

If that's the case then per the contract they can only come after the earnest money.Of course if you had gross negligence,fraud,criminal activity etc. they can still come after you.If you tied up a property and then didn't perform the seller is being impacted in a negative way.Again with a wholesaler this is why non-refundable earnest money would be required if it was my client.If not we simply wait for another buyer or can kick them out of the contract and accept another offer from another buyer at any time.That way you have the wholesaler working on the long shot at the same time as pursuing other buyers.

Only evictions and/or a criminal record will prevent you from being one of my tenants.

From my reading on BP some people seem to be very particular about the criminal history of a property and it plays significantly in buying decisions.