If I have a family member who wanted to sell there home with no equity. And behind on taxes. What would the best exit strategy?

I'm working with a wholesaler who's been pretty helpful (my first time using one).

Yes I receive commissions on wholesale deals all the time. 

But maybe you can connect with some of the local wholesalers or agents to help your search.

You may find a partner or wholesale buyer for the deal.

I just started to work with investors and wholesalers, which they send me deals every week and I forward to clients.

I have been researching wholesaling real estate for around 3 months now the only reason I haven’t taken action yet is because I am not 18, in my research I haven’t found a definite answer on what type of houses you should wholesale I understand it varies but I’m saying does the price of the house matter or is it just get any house under contract that you can make a profit on, I say this because I understand most of the people who would be cash buyers are investors that do fix and flips so they need to make a profit also so I can’t sell them on a 150k house unless the house can sell for a substantial amount more than 150k.

My typical path through a property is going around outside, then down into the basement, and then up through the house slowly with extra time spent in the kitchens and bathrooms.An agent or wholesaler intent on selling you the property, however, will often have a pre-planned route through it that points out its strongest features first, and only then proceed to the weaker features and major problems.You acquire the kind of reading skills you're talking about, and to a great degree, only over time and with experience.

I have been able to get on the buying lists for a couple of wholesalers, and I occasionally get a notification of a house that has been put under an assignable contract.

I have a house under contract in a lower income area to wholesale.