.)- Listened to 102 total BP podcasts (slowly working my way through them all)- Read UBG to wholesaling and several other forum threads / blog posts (Jerry / Michael Quarles are favorite two resources so far)Things I still need to do:- Send out first batch of letters- Finish website- As deals come in, find ways to automate / streamline lead sourcing and tracking- Improve ability to estimate rehab costs (my two rental properties were bought out of REO and cash flow nicely but needed <$5k of rehab each, so have not experience a  major reno yet)- Practice call script, objection handling etc.. to be better prepared for speaking with potential sellersI would greatly appreciate any insights from the seasoned vets out there.

Once you have that down practice it, then practice some more.

Is there some specific behavior or practice of a cotenant you can identify or some aspect of the building...

It is a shady practice and you will likely get a reputation if you do.Instead, focus on finding great deals that are not in the process yet. 

It was a HUD home, but it was ours.In between auditions, gigs in crappy bars and band practice in our dilapidated garage, we worked to repair everything that had broken and hide everything we couldn't fix.  

Realtors are supposed to recommend consulting an attorney when it comes to anything that may considered "practicing law" e.g. details of a contract.  

Practice a little and be prepared for the avoidance answers and ways of overcoming them.

I started with the home courses then bought the practice tests for $50.  

:) ( I felt like i lied when I said this, because I don't have money to buy it, yet I do want to live in one of the town-homes in the sub-division the owner lives in, yet my goal of course was to wholesale it but also practice my speaking .......... or texting skills to try and not sound like an investor.)Owner: YesMe: Ok cool, oh and one more thing, if i contact you back and decide to go ahead and buy the home home.

Having the best house sounds good but in practice it's usually under performs and is a headache to find tenants for.Personally I would consider the 4-plex and not the houses based on what you have said but there is far too little information to make an informed decision.Not really sure why you are waiting to get this or that cleared up before you invest.