People will argue it will trigger the due on sale clause but I am unaware of any of that happening.

Now assigning the property or reselling it the same day via different strategies is definitely the most common closing method of wholesaling, but that is not what wholesaling IS technically.I would argue that assigning, double closing, simultaneous closing, or land trust/LLC selling a house to an Owner Occupant is technically NOT "wholesaling", but rather "retailing".

I could argue, you are really not operating well and paying yourself unless the fund is with a larger company.  

Hi @Donny WidjajaThere is a great how-to explanation on buying a multifamily property in a wonderful book by Ken McElroy The ABCs of Real Estate Investing.

I would argue however that there is limited time left for dinosaurs.....  

There were others at the meeting who argued and gave the city a hard time and they made them pay the fines. 

@James Wise@Alex Craig@Andrew JohnsonYour advice is sound in that you need to analyze each deal...and that the deal can come from anywhere...can't imagine anyone could argue with that. 

This is a really old article and probably fairly inaccurate for specifics now, but it will at least give you an idea of what I don't like about a market-https://www.biggerpockets.com/renewsblog/2013/09/2...For Cleveland, it's also about market fundamentals.https://www.biggerpockets.com/renewsblog/2015/12/1...Plenty of people on here will argue for both of those markets, and to that I say- to each their own.

Megan Clancy - I have argued with so many lenders it's shocking.

If you were getting a finance degree or something I would argue UTA is a fantastic place.Ultimately, I think it simply comes down to the individual.