It is called a HUD 1 for a reason :)There is no reason for the seller to know your flipping and I get it on your first deal - but if you want to be a wholesaler then just be upfront - your a wholesaler - no need to hide it.If they try to count your money put the focus on why they are doing the deal and if the deal works for them - it shouldn't matter who you are or what your doing.But - I personally find it easier to be upfront.

"When seconds count - THE POLICE ARE ONLY MINUTES AWAY"!

Purchase them from a cash flow basis and not a "home" basis and you will save more money then renting because included in any rent will be all operating expenses including those taxes, utilities(sometimes), ect.Do not count upon appreciation in your calculations as we are in an declining market overall.

I could be wrong but I think the 100 per door rule is geared more toward multi unit properties. a SFR could be rented out to one family, or you could rent out the bedrooms to different people, either way I think a SFR counts as more than one "unit" so a SFR should generate at least a few hundred a month but maybe I'm wrong.

I've been asked too many times to count "What happens at the end of the lease if I can't get a loan to buy the house?"

The view counts going to be high on this one.

., an owner occupant with a conventional loan), they will need to count on holding it at least six months, and perhaps a year.

You certainly should not do this to an individual seller who's counting on you to come through.

Medicare payment safeguard funding nevertheless diddecline since 1989 until the passage of the Kassebaum-Kennedy legislation,which now ensures stable funding for program safeguards through 2003and allows HCFA to count on stable funding in the coming years.

It states that if your gross rent is $1000/ month, you should count on only $500 a month income after taking out expenses such as maintenance, tax, ppty insurance, ppty management fees and vacancies.