Essentially we would be renting the house to them as is.

My other suggestion is buying a duplex and living essentially for free is great, but there is also "live and flip".

I believe pennsylvania is a tax deed state where they don’t sell the lien but you bid on the tax amount to get title to propertyThey first have what is called an upset sale where you are bidding on tax amount BUT are responsible for any mortgages on the property.If a property does not sell at upset sale it goes to judicial sale where all other liens are essentially wipedThat is it in a nutshell but do your research

It essentially says that any roof leaks that occur within 1 yr of closing are the responsibility of the seller.

Writing a lease taking one person's name off the lease is essentially a renewal, not a new lease. 

Account ClosedI tend to agree with @John Corey.Full transparency is essential, if you don't have the track record, then back it up by showing what you have (as an equivalent) or partner up with the experience. 

I never want a deal to be jeopardized due to someone not getting us timely financing and I have this confidence in our broker.if you get the right broker and build the right relationship, they become an essential part of your RE network.

Once they are on a website, they are essentially on the market.

They are essentially first position in the property if you cannot make the agreed upon payments and can foreclose upon you if you do not uphold your part of the contract. 

That fix/flip investor or the buy and hold investor are essentially the 'end game' for someone doing wholesaling.