Originally posted by @Jay Hinrichs:@January Johnson  Equity stripping would be you buying that house for 19k.. when in fact it sold for 100k at auction that is equity stripping.That's the peace I have yet to understand on how people come to that conclusion, because all versions of the law that I have read, reflect the very basic Wikipedia description of it, being: "equity stripping scheme, an investor buys the property from a homeowner facing foreclosure and agrees to lease the home to the homeowner who may remain in the home as a tenant. 

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I discovered BP when a friend of mind gifted me the audio version of Brandon's Rental Property Investing book.

It is in both the house and senate versions of the bill.

At first, I hated the line of credit version, but I've thought it through and think I actually kinda like it.

We've got approval for a version that hopefully is fixed that should come out tomorrow morning.

Is there a mobile version of the property analyzer?

Thank you both of you guys make a lot of help to have ppl like youJohn I just send you a PM so we chat morr about the problems with wholesale cause I have spoke with other 2 investors and they said it is legal to do that so would love to here your version of wholesale thank you

Make sure your lease has your states version of the joint and seperately liable clause.   

wThe simple version is I look for distressed properties that I can add value by rehabilitating, raising rents and then refinance to get my total investment out at 80% of value or less.