You are on the hook for maintenance, repairs and vacancy.So - maybe as is as  note and D of T but lower payment or meet in the middle on price difference but still with a financing medium that gives you ownership day 1 @Edward Smith!

(NOT THE MIDDLE MEN).

Good morning,I am purchasing a REO property as is. 

There was a middle wall separating the two homes which he knocked down and created one large SFH.

So yesterday morning 3/21 I wrote her another email telling her to have the futon picked up this week and pay the $10 this week, and to reply to the email to let me know she received it.

@Michael Ramos -- First off, thanks for the vote.Full disclosure:  I'm in the middle of my first BRRRR project and about to start my second.With that said, here some answers to your questions:Although I do have an LLC, the property is not currently owned under its name.

We still do a lot of wholesaling and flipping in middle TN.  

Read this article it will tell you everything you need to know https://www.biggerpockets.com/renewsblog/2006/11/2...But basically your the middle man (or women)  selling contracts. 

Most are someplace in the middle!

Rents have been peaking for the middle class as the rent to income ratio with Obamacare added on top is crushing them.Cities and counties have been upping property taxes on multifamily which is not reimbursed like with retail tenants for NNN.