@Kiyong Kim If you stipulate in your lease that they have to move out at the end of one year, or try to rent to someone you know/ someone that may know someone looking for a rental for no longer than a year at a good price, then you should be a little more comfotable with the decision... but even then, it can still get to a point that you take them to evicition court, and have them legally removed, Though if it comes to that, having as much legal documentation explaining the terms of the lease would best support your ability to get back in as quickly as possible. 

Also there is nothing that legally that can be done to remove his name from the title.He says several investors have called him on it over the years and they brought it to the lender and were rejected as the lender wants top dollar/current market value for this abandoned property.  

woody - 1st option  would be to  try to get a " cash out " refinance on the Seattle  rental  property ….2nd  choice  would be an  owner occupied  purchase loan for the CA  possible  property   ( get pre approved for this idea )  if you are unable to do these options because of  whatever the reason ….I am not certain about the " collateral loan "  idea / question

I just want to know is wholesaling legal in Alabama, Specifically in the (Auburn,Opelika) and surrounding areas!

I believe I have the ability to set a dollar limit they can charge before prompting a store associate to call me for approval.

First step would be getting pre approved so you know what you can buy.

I have the funds to renovate the property but currently waiting for architectural plans to get approved to start work..

If I can legally roll all of it into my next deal it might be the right move.

Two people apply, both are qualified and approved.

Converted a SFH home with an odd floorplan to a legal duplex.