The standard is that you have held the property for productive use in business, trade, or for investment.  

Does the seller know when you're signing as a wholesaler, or do you just take one of the standard "outs" that everyone has in the early stages of a real-estate contract, with no advance notice provided to the seller?

Does the seller know when you're signing as a wholesaler, or do you just take one of the standard "outs" that everyone has in the early stages of a real-estate contract, with no advance notice provided to the seller?

Apparently 200-300% is standard for the good management company's.

Are insurance policies standard in what they cover? 

If they end fractional reserve banking and standardize lending, we would see much more stability in prices.

Whereas 70-75% used to be the gold standard back in 2011, now most investors are happy to see anything below 80%.

Seems like a lot of them are full of hillbillies on heroin.Read the Standard Speaker, and the Scranton/Wilkes Barre papers to get a feel for where the busts are going on.

In your experience, do the 6 month minimum vary per state or is that pretty standard?

I'll add that the area is experiencing an explosion (by Jax standards) of residential flooding the market, which concerns me with rentals, but as long as we continue to see steady growth then in the long run it should be ok if you invest in the right neighborhoods.