Did you end up using them?

I was looking to have it convert to a long-term mortgage and eventually cash out refinance to build a second duplex once enough equity built up 

When I went into the bank they said they cannot open the account with this kind of set up.

When taxes increase, when insurance goes up, when other things happen, how do you cover those?

Can you get them up anymore and use the other offer as a negotiating point?

Your background in wholesaling seems to be a leg up for most 'new' investors. 

As a sellers agent, you do have significant work to do by putting up the property and doing open houses and talking with buyers agents giving them information.

- What driving factors should I take into account when l'm looking for an up n' coming hot markets?

I finished school when I was 16 and now, I'm 17 years old and I'm making 36,000 a year from my w2 job, I know there's not much I could do as of right now but what should I do to set me up so when I turn 18 I can start my investing Journey.

So it's just extremely unlikely that you'll be able to generate a return that would justify paying the taxes in 1 or offsetting the interest you'd pay in 3.If you save up and buy a traditional LTR at or above the median price, you'll likely be break even or negative.