So, in keeping with the concept of wholesaling a wholesaler can not obtain a financing contract and assign it to the end buyer.....period!

I'm totally new to the concept.

As for criteria, guests and hosts rely on a review system; if a guest/host has even a single negative review, it is unlikely they will find anyone willing to host them, and vice versa.

I'm no legal scholar but have some of the basic concepts.

Taking on Sub2 with negative equity is more of a recipe for disaster than anything else.

Of course even if the offer is rejected, I've learned so much from just getting out there and applying practice to the concepts I've learned here!

What a property is listed for nor what someone paid for a property, have anything at all to do with the value of a property.If a property has been sitting on the market for a long period of time, it's usually due to one of the following:Priced to highNo demand Something negative about the property

Currently it is a negative cash flow.

I am still fairly new and learning, but this was an interesting concept to me.He funded the purchase price of a deal with an investor, and funded the rehab with another investor partner, and they would split the profits.My question is, how hard is this?

Folks with higher levels of financial modeling understanding will apply those concepts.