MS don't fool around.. they picked him up on Friday night ( you know on purpose) so he had to sit in the cooler until Monday when the judge got in to set bail.But every state is different on how they handle this stuff.in the list I gave you I have funded wholesalers and flippers in all those cities Save NY ... every other one I have funded in... along with half a dozen more cities not mentioned that are too tough to wholesale in in the first place like CA..wholesaling is a very very tough gig.. and not a starter strategy.. the guys I know that are successful have big business's with huge budgets to make this work.. its not a hey I have no money I am going to wholesale and get money to buy and hold.. can that work . sure a blind squirrel finds an acorn.. but to really make any money at it .. its a full blown business.. with all the things you need in a mature business enterprise.. staff  capital... experience and UBER sales skills.

Again, weirdly enough, they have separate utilities bills, but other expenses are combined - landscaping, trash.Please let me know if anyone can recommend a(n) property management company(ies) that could take this on.

You are also responsible for all costs incurred to turn on the utilities 

"Pick Your Neighbor, Earn $200"I have worked a vacancy rate into my numbers, however this unit has a $368.00 HOA... 

Regarding software systems, I have picked up what makes my life easier and pay for that as well.I also found that a W-2 position/salary is more readily accepted by lenders AND satisfies my risk tolerance against starving while learning/starting (part of many commission-based sales jobs) AND is still a major source of my income.

Ughh....You're incorrect....The scenario you picked out of the article is for a residence that was a rental FIRST...You just proved my point....NQU can only occur BEFORE it was used as a primary residence...That section of tax law is clearly explained by Kitces...It's different if you rent the house out before you occupy it as a primary residence after purchasing it....I even posted this in the post you just quoted me on....What you posted matches exactly the scenario I already painted:"That's not accurate at all.

If it does come on the market, it will be picked over and most likely sold before you ever see or hear about it.  3) All the brokers around that come across MF projects end up making a few calls - and the deal gets done. 

Does it make sense to utilize this approach and send out mailing campaigns for just 1 property?

We are asking the Bigger Pockets community to help us pick a location to move to and start investing, if you could move anywhere to start buying property TODAY or VERY SOON where would you go?

No one is going to transfer utilities without a signed lease first.