Hello Westchester County, NY investors-I am looking for a mentor who is interested in exchanging expertise...Who I am:-Full time College Counselor for high school students- looking to get into real estate investing to (one day soon) be financially free-Wife of a medical student- we will be relocating based on his residency match next year. 

I'd get my financial house in order and save some money. 

Whether the parties agree to conduct a transaction by electronic means is determined from the context and surrounding circumstances, including the parties' conduct. 

Many times it is very difficult to evict tenants for issues other than financial non payment, especially if the tenants know the laws. 

My assumption is that they would be the same unless there were extenuating circumstances.

There are very few of them that can actually perform as most wholesalers don't have the financial capacity to close.I know I wouldn't sell to a wholesaler .

Previously, to see if a deal was any good, I just let my financial planner figure it out because I thought it was all too complicated. 

If you don't want a tenant with credit under a 650, then don't rent to anyone, under any circumstances, with credit under 650.

I've come to this as my standard practice:1)  Pull all students on the lease jointly and severally liable for to TOTAL amount. 2)  Include a co-signer/financial responsibility form for parents of each student. 

@Bryan Dorsey If you are willing to take on a value add project that is in bad shape (not financiable) you can get 2% in non major cities in CT.