This buddy happens to work with the tenant on a daily basis.He told me she was just offered a promotion for an out-of-state position, and the company offered to pay all relocation, travel, expenses, temporary housing, etc....So it looks like this is just a quick cash grab.

Know what you're going to say and what questions you're going to ask before you get that first call, but practice so you don't sound like you're reading from a script.3.)

Just have the owner sell and go to closing and get paid.Start thinking outside the box, you have a great background for RE.Are you in private practice or the corporate world?

I've been scrapping and mining the CFPB guidelines and practices for regulators.

Way back in the 1970s and 1980s and even into the 1990s, this was a common practice throughout the investing community.

My biggest concern is where a good commercial market is in Northern California, I currently live in LA area but plan on relocating based on personal desires.

I think there's a lot of misunderstandings about the best practices with wholesaling, and I agree a lot of wholesalers throw out deals that suck.

Relocated to Houston TX 3yrs ago.

Todd had to move because of job relocation.

I relocated here just over a year ago from NJ .