In these deals, is it common for the buyer to vet the seller for financial stability, just like seller would vet the buyer?

They lack common sense and independent thinking, following the crowd to college, and going through the motions, just to get the degree, because that is what they are programmed to believe is the best and right thing to do!

Also, could you please state which on is the most common and least common?

It also seems common sense to me that if you can bring in that buyer you've solved half of the sale...seller and buyer.I work with lots of buyer's in this capacity, and the only downside to this is that it takes time and follow up systems.

I'm not doing due dilligence on this, just off the cuff, is it current enough to get the main idea presented or is it common knowledge without much beef?

who pays utilities?

Credit non pmts I might let medical or collections if I deem the collection to be non related to housing and utilities.

The common theme seems to be you cant sell houses in this market.I dont know where the rehabbers hang out, but it doesnt seem like they are at the reia groups here.

I'll be able to afford doing two projects at a time from here on out so my final day working for the man is coming.....I like to imagine my potential when I can utilize the 2000 hours/year I give to the man (for JACK) and invest them into my personal business.I will consider your advise and possibly make amendments to my business plan.Thanks Keith

It would be thrown out as it is a share of a partnership unless they hold it as tenants in common.