Here’s how the contract and assignment process typically works in wholesaling:Contract with Seller:You start by negotiating and signing a purchase agreement (contract) with the seller of the mobile home.

My previous methods have been unorganized and I’m looking to improve my methods. 

Here's an example of what I mean by landlord laws not making sense.

An LED lights up the room so much better and does not get dusty.No, the house does not have central air, but this is Ohio so A/C window units are commonly used for the couple months of the year they are needed.I say no need.Our first SFH has fans by default, our second SFH has no fans.

If their lease runs for another 6-12 months though, then you have to decide if you're willing to take on the hassle of 6-12 months of chasing down rent payments, delivering late notices, threatening eviction actions, and potentially going through the eviction process itself.  

I have the same question, but this issue is more complex when an investor has multiple investments in different states with federal passive losses carried forward from multiple states.I doubt that states intended to allow non-residents to not pay state income tax by offsetting state sourced income with non-state sourced passive losses.

First thing I did was move in 5 college guys and charge by the person.

My income from the life insurance sales has gone from $0 in April to $1900 so far in July and on track for $4000 by end of July. 

I have been told by some people that the lease being signed over would only cover existing cell services at the time.

I have done mid term rentals for years, and mostly by the room (similar to you renting out different parts of your house).