As of writing this post there's 60 free episodes which are about an hour each and cover every aspect of wholesaling.

I am up in the South Hill area and not in the valley so it may be impacted less in that aspect. :)Speaking of Mt Rainier, I just summited this last July and highly recommend!

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So the requirement must be from some other aspect of the deal....funds are coming from a 1031 or SDIRA etc that is driving this requirement.As far as the contribution/buy out idea and being dilluted, I don't see how that is any different than your original proposal.

I have yet to see regulations in any aspect lead to good or an improved state of living.

Tax optimization is a powerful aspect of investing and most people don’t take advantage of all the options.

I found a multi family that’s within my budget but in the remarks it’s said to be a tear down and there’s a tenant who is still living there.

@Claudio Garcia Zuniga, there are so many aspects that I can highlight, but long story short, renting the home will be way less of a hassle than rent-by-the-room; however, your return will not be as significant.

I can see a potential gate keeper like we are seeing a little bit in wholesaling out here on the west coast where the title companies are making the wholesaler disclose all aspects of the transaction to the seller before they will issue a new policy. 

You can clean up other aspects of title that remain later, including prior defects in the chain of title and liens, but the original deed and the nature of the interest(s) granted, do not change.