That's what sets a wholesaler apart from the largest majority of you Real guys.

If you don't buy them through a authorized dealer then your warranty is void.

Unless/until the yard is overgrown and the city mows they can't just go and place a lien on the property, so the other neighbors doing it may be a problem for escalating it to a higher authority.

Now that I am in a somewhat unique and special situation (at least I believe so), I am turning to the best and largest community of RE Investors that I know of.

1) I'm sure you're violating the licensing laws of your state.2) 15% is a stiff commission, and I'm sure the seller will realize that at some point, let alone not getting the MLS exposure a 6% agent would provide.3) Advertising your "service" on LinkedIn will get you exposed to authorities quicker, especially by all the RE agents you're trying to network with.

There are usually ways around it but lots of brain damage and always the fear of having to defend yourself to the state authorities.

I am trying to figure out the best way to protect myself so I don't get caught making the paments and how I can get a renter or owner finance in the property asap.I have authorization to relase information signed and getting ready to talk to mortgage company to verify outstanding loan balance and terms of the loan.

Borrower authorizes Lender or Lender’s agents to collect the Rents, and agrees that each tenant of the Property shall pay the Rents to Lender or Lender’s agents.

They had no signing authority on the account which was registered under an EIN & it was the assistant manager who signed off on the withdrawal !!

If two managers, I will have ultimate decision making authority.