Chances are, you could be totally good in every aspect but that doesn't mean someone isn't going to accuse you or say otherwise.My opinion and based only on my own experience, the game changes if the homeowner is in default.

It's a great first read and can definitely introduce you to some of the aspects of wholesaling. 

But I don't self manage, so I'm more insulated from the resident aspect.

Would you talk about the construction piece only, or would you also talk about the financial aspects (since this will be our primary residence)? 

Every aspect needs to be identified and identified in good faith to the satisfaction of both parties.

@Tyler EnglandIf you decide to install cameras make sure you look at all aspects.

One is a solo guy that'll work with you on every aspect of the project and will lower your costs.   

@NA Vallance The As-Is aspect of the deal just means the seller won't contribute to or do any repairs etc on this sale-AKA pre-emptive negotiating.

You can gather cost estimates for the legal and construction aspects of the conversion as part of your due diligence.Theres a little more to this equation but this will give you an idea of how to start the process.

The name brands that do NNN want complete control of every aspect.