As the wholesaler, I transacted about 10 or so wholesale deals way back in 2010-2014 and ALL of them were bank owned properties.

I was not 100% sure what documents to use for the double closing.I don't know everyone's opinion, but mine is this: double closing adds two closing costs to the transaction instead of one reducing the spread in the deal.

A short sale is an arms length transaction.

Landlords have a tendency to edit their own leases and you want to avoid any illegal clauses that could render your lease less enforceable.

At the current moment, you can be actively involved by working for a real estate sales team or property management to understand the ins and outs of real estate transactions as a whole.

That would be illegal on your units. 

It's borderline comical to review the monthly transactions from my account I run my flips out of. 

It will have a higher interest rate, but will keep this transaction on track, and in a couple years as rents increase and values rise etc, you can always refi again then to drop the rate more. 

The entire security deposit charges is 150% of one month of rent.Have seen many leases with illegal security deposits, where landlord charge 150% security deposit for damages and then addition pet security deposit.

Illegal in a town that cares.