This first link is a blog from a wholesaler documenting a step by step process http://www.biggerpockets.com/renewsblog/2010/2/11/wholesaling-real-estate-step-by-step/ This second link is the several hundreds of other blogs that tell you more about wholesaling.

If the new rent amount is for real, I don't recommend to keep the existing tenant , because most people can not afford to go up more than a few hundred.

Calls to title company is not answered, email is not returned.I called the listing agent every day to inquire, her response has been "It's Fannie Mae, they do what they want, just sit tigh they are working on hundreds of casest!"

A phrase I think I got from one of Danny Johnson's posts "Patience plus Persistence equals Profits" was the key to keeping my nose on the grindstone.I can't tell you how many hundreds and thousands of hours I spent studying and networking before I took action so I'm going to fast forward to the time when I had some letters and signs out.

Unless you have hundreds of thousands or millions of dollars in the bank that you didn’t mention, you’ll likely need another job in 6-7 months.

Here on the site we get a distorted view because the site is inherently filled with people who have bought and sold dozens and hundreds of homes....but that isnt the general public. 

But I'm more than willing to compare my services to yours any day and I know hundreds of other property managers that are far ahead of me.I process hundreds of applications a year.

I have over 40 spices in the cabinet at our STR.

For example, in the Orlando area, we bought a very unique themed property that would stand out from the hundreds of properties that look the same.

I been trying to obtain a permit for a septic system placement by the Duval County health department with the help of my septic contractor for 5 months now without no success.I already spent hundreds of dollars for numerous property surveys, lend measuring, permit requests and more.