Again, I'm still new to this and very scared of starting off on the wrong foot. 

You figure if rent was $1000.00 a month x 12 = $12000.00  times 15 years = $180,000.00  so "Pull the trigger" and shoot yourself in the foot so you won't trip over handing him his notice.. or late rent fee notice... honestly I'd love a tenant like this all year long. 

My husband is an electrician & I'm a nurse, we're trying to get our foot in the rental/flipping world.

Now, I am looking forward to set foot in Texas!

I just started looking into wholesaling and I thought it would be a great way to get my foot in the door with sellers and to build relationships with investors.

In this case both me and him would have sweat equity while I would put the funds.I hope more people chime in so I can get more opinions but I is relieving to know that my original thought (60/40 or 65/35) wasn't wrong.Thanks guys!

I have looked a lot videos on wholesaling (how to put house under contract, then wholesale it to investors or rent-to-own tenants), but I found limited info on following technical details:1. the right entity to do who...

Very often gets very expensive and without being in areas that are $150 a foot or more you have to be really tight on your rehab numbers. 

I'm glad to keep the place rented, but feel like I'll be off on the wrong foot with these guys.Any thoughts?

Most apartment complexes are close to full occupancy.Downtown rental inventory expected to grow by more than 10 percent in each of the next two years.Downtown rent prices last year grew by 8.2 percent to a record $1.34 per square foot.