They typically just list the property to Costar and see what inquiries they get. 

Hi Devon,You don't need "traditional employment," you need income that can be verified - typically by tax returns - and that jives well with the payments on the debt that you currently have and on the amount of debt you are trying to take on.Rental income 'counts.'

Typically gym & pool is extra fee with several parks for kids.

Typically to buy and hold.

It's where most of the experienced investors are plying their trade:  they know they can double their property values by adding some value and/or waiting on price increases, which may double values againLocal agents are typically idiots (nicest way I can put that). 

@Jay Hinrichs, I typically do what @Michael M. does and pay them in full right before the due date.

I mean any ideas on color.

You may also have to call them constantly because good wholesalers will have their go-to investors typically.

@Jose Romero, I agree with @Basit Siddiqi - the asking price is too high to be a good deal, and I wouldn't expect to be able to add a third unit based on a typical property in the neighborhood.

Don't drive your typical military mobile (stupid big tricked out truck or souped up gas guzzling hot rod).Max your TSP.