I'm looking at a HUD deal right now in my market, and spoke with a local realtor who broke down how Sage runs things now.

I'm an engineer and worked in the oilfield for 8 years.

The thing that pops immediately into my head, and will be what you likely run into the most, is that it will sound like you're renting to essentially AirBnB their place.Why would they let you do that, and how would the lease be structured in a non-onerous way where the owner lets you select the sub-leaser w/o direct involvement from themselves?

If i can get an address I will run some numbers and let you know.Rehab, for that ARV in that area with that size of home could be upwards of $150k, but i cant double check your numbers without an address to get a good comp.Do you have pictures of the exterior to know what the elevation looks like. 

, and I figured I'd run it by this community before I waste my and others' time.What about wholesalers?!  

I am very analytical too and love to run the numbers.

No matter if you are an investor, landlord, agent or wholesaler - integrity, honesty and transparancy are core values and adhereing to them will serve you well in the long run. 

I initially used MLS listings so I can teach myself how to analyze deals so when I did find a good deal, it gave me enough practice in running #s so I can pull the trigger. 

Don't let properties get run down and look vacant.  

You can protect yourself by running tenant screening as well as ask references from last landlord.