I am willing to talk to a wholesalers as long as it is a win win deal for us.

Seems to me you  could easily  write your lease to spell out how partial rent payments are treated, i.e, that they are not  credited until the full rent is received, for example.

The best part-it is in Word format so you can easily add your information to it(which you will HAVE to do).

There's a couple in Milwaukee that give me some pretty good leads (although not the winning deal yet) but the others I have tried:1. 

I certainly still have the option to back out.I'm tempted to back out simply because I don't like being manipulated and lied to.The deal is not a killer of a win.

It's going to suck when i have to leave to go to where their is investment oppurtinity.I read rich dad poor dad when I was like 13, along with how to win friends and influence people, and think and grow rich.

@Cassie Bruce - is the information you use in your research publicly available easily (on rentals.com or other site), or are you accessing it through realtor-only sources?

The advent of technologies and inventions has made it easier for start-ups to establish themselves easily.

This will be a win-win situation in working with me long term on finding, contracting, selling & listing properties.

I had a very hard time finding anyone to offer a line of credit on a non-primary property without the 6 month seasoning requirement, and I must have called over 100 institutions easily.