If you choose to take this approach, it's a way to increase your rents by a little bit over their market priced equivalent to get a better refinance out of a property.

It appears a better than a short sale.  

So I put in logic to say; a 3 bedroom will not make less than a 2 bedroom generally, so never report less than the -1 bedroom equivalent. 

@Mark Marinaccio you should copy the podio address that appears at the bottom of the "email to app" screen on podio.

His program appears legit and he presents as genuine .

In Texas you cannot give "valuable consideration" which is defined as a gift valued at more than $50 or cash or equivalent (rent credit) of any type.

With that... it does appear to be well suited for those who already have made it.

Nonetheless, this attorney will appear in court (if it gets to that point) for me and in very few circumstances I would actually need to appear which I have no problem with.

@Tina Ferrier I'll base this advice on that this property would be sold to a landlord who will not live in it but rent the house.Personally I'd be concerned with appearing to broker a loan (the seller's financing) so I'd structure the deal like:  find a buyer, ask the buyer to sign a non-compete and non-circumvent (standard practice for most wholesalers) then ask the buyer to sign a fee agreement of your markup.  

Some warranties will cover immediate repairs to an appliance assuming the inspection showed that it appeared to be in working order with no obvious damage.