It does not quite look lucrative to invest in bay area i think.JustGot into a contract for a multi unit property out of state.

Use contingent contracts with sellers that allow you to sell your old property first (hard to do in a sellers market)2.

My father-in-law recently had tenants break contract and leave early.

Makes sense, but not sure what type of contract to propose to the seller since a land contract doesn’t seem like it will allow me to accomplish what I want to with my refinance.  

While I did do some contract work for the Carson campaign in 2015, I don’t exactly have his cell number to call him up and make an offer.

I do all my own repairs but would be contracting for big jobs.Here are the details:Sales Price: $299.9 (working comps)Total Income: $3.3k (rent) + $325 (other) = $3.7kTotal Expense: $2350 (mortgage) + $400 (Water) + $409.8 (Vac) + $372.5 (Repairs) = $3.5kCash Flow: $192.75Annual Cash Flow: $2.3kDown Payment: $0 because I'd try to solely do this with HML upfront and then refinance in 6 months with bank.

What I did was once I got it under contract I contacted the city, told them I was buying the house and gave them a list of the work I was going to complete.

There seems to be red flags all over the place and I will not enter in the actual contract or send any DD money until/unless this is resolved but since this my first time land-lording & buying a property I am here to find out what I can do while I am still able to negotiate a few things.

In states that do not require a licensee obtaining a real estate license isn't necessary to becoming a successful wholesaler.When it comes to getting a property under contract, motivated sellers want to know that you have the ability to get the deal closed, are credible and have a good reputation.Best,Johnetta

I may have an option contract to sell soon.