An exception might be raw land BTW.I think most new people try to limit contracts for simplicityand it reflects on your expertise, especially when you can't fully address the aspects of a good contract in a reassuring manner.You actually have to practice going through your contracts with others.

Remember I am reflecting on my area your area is subject to change.

You MUST disclose your agent status to the Seller (and make sure your contract reflects agency as being "Represents the Buyer Only" on the signatory pages), but other than that, I don't see an issue with being a wholesaler. 

Each of our 'draws' financially reflect that as theirs is about 1/3 of mine since they work 1/3 the hours I do.

I took some time this week to reflect on where I started, where I am, and where I see myself going.

Could have reduced the amount of time to lower than what was left on my term life.Pros:The loan got fundedNo credit checkNo credit score hit for a new loanCons:Impossible to do anything onlineOnline calculator does not really reflect anything accurately from themThere is absolutely no online portal (NOTHING).

They don't care how your property condition reflects on your business, because its your property and your business.

This is because price reflects the risks, expected rent growth, expected appreciation, and effort to have rentals in that market.

Also, if you decide to setup your Solo 401k plan with your existing LLC but later change business entity to a corporation - plan can be amended to reflect the change of the plan sponsor.

In the best interest of everyone involved, I would change the lease agreement to reflect the change in household makeup and responsibilities.