Usually the underwriting process is a bit easier.

As someone said above for every 1 wholesaler that is good(usually means he or she is a good businessman or businesswoman) you have 20-50 people that arent good at all and only see the potential of a "quick dollar".

PMI is usually dropped once you reach a certain pay down or can prove a certain amount of equity.

Usually water bill should be 60$ average but costing more than double.

Or figure out how to boost sales in your business such that your income is high enough even with all those optional deductions.What you may not do is opt not to declare expenses that are usual and ordinary in the course of your business and which you actually incurred and paid, such as advertising, supplies, labor, rent, etc. 

If the property has been  well maintained (I know, this can be relative), usually $1k is enough to turnover (carpet cleaning, professional cleaning of the rest of the house).

However, it's usually best to get a local mentor to help walk you through how to do it on your first one.

They usually only work through correspondents for smaller deals because the executions can be complicated.

Usually the lenders who do non recourse are when the buyer is buying in a self directed IRA.

Usually, the payer will ask you to complete form W9, that is how they know to whom issue the tax form.