I was thinking, investing 150K into real estate and seeing how to get the biggest return on that.

The biggest misconception about wholesaling is that it is an easy way into real estate investing.

For me personally, I think the biggest pro is the flexibility - there's a lot you can do with mobile homes since they are in fact mobile.

However, for long term good tenants, it may be wise to do so while the tenant is in place as an incentive to keep them from looking for housing elsewhere.

Here's my podcast where I shared my wins, my mistakes...even my biggest LOSS in real estate.http://www.biggerpockets.com/renewsblog/2014/04/10/bp-podcast-065-creative-investing-wendell-de-guzman/No pitch.

Proceed toward eviction, but give them the option to leave by July 1 or earlier for some financial incentive.

The biggest challenge will be thinking things have to be improved or changed in order to sell it.

That way, you can structure the best deal AND get the type of house you want.Depending on which side of the equation you are on, the biggest issue with Rent to Owns is the lack of quality properties offered on this arrangement.

The culinary scene is one of the biggest draws to multiple revitalized neighborhoods in the city limits.

If you’re still really interested then starting a dialogue with the seller may give you a better idea of the seller’s situation and incentive to sell.I’m curious to see what others weigh-in with – and please correct me where I’m wrong so I can learn too!