Hi everybody,I just had some questions that may sound rhetorical involving wholesaling. 

But even if they're not - there are many other scenerio's to take into consideration other than one that involves the seller just getting scammed or taken advantage of.

But, in your most recent post you are representing the seller.I was hoping you'd clarify your previous post, which involved signing a LO between the seller and your company (and not representing the seller.)  

Get involved and ask questions.

It looks like your bathroom is already torn apart.....I guess it depends on the work involved removing the tub.  

I've been involved in landlord issues at the national level in NAHRO with HUD, not just PHA units, the number one mess up by landlords is overbearing restrictions trying to control their property.

If there is a realtor or a lawyer involved in the transaction, you can almost guarantee that a lawsuit will take place.

@Melvin Martinez & @Keith MartinWelcome to BP, I've been involved with RE investing since late 2005 and moved from MN to AZ in 2011.

You also may want to consider a three or four family where you will have a little more involvement with management and maintenance but you will also see more cash flow and you are still able to get into the property with little to no money down depending on your situation.

I  have been involved with many investment real estate deals over the years.