I am happy ro sign an nda and have any of my clients do the same.

In my discussions and through networking and meeting other wholesalers in South Florida, Ohio, and other areas of Florida what has worked well and been consistent with bringing leads has been bandit signs.

It has been much more common to get a deep discount on the second mtg, since being underwater the bank realized that money is likely gone forever, so no harm in discounting it now.

I say that because when I went to sign up for BiggerPockets a few months ago, I realized that I had already had been a member since November of 2015!!

I've signed up for Bigger Pockets in hopes to network with flippers and wholesalers in the Southbay Los Angeles area so i can learn the trade and also help out were i can. 

I will go see it as soon as the contract is signed and before I spend any money.

They are fairly common once you have built up enough equity.One tax issue that you may want to be aware of (if the commercial property is in an entity like an LLC) is the debt-financed distribution rules. 

The second bath is nice, but on the lower end not common and not needed.

@Johnny Stacks Turnkey is a very common strategy, especially for newer investors.

A few months ago my dad and I decided to get ourselves educated about REI and coincidentally noticed that the current tenant is living in the house without a signed lease.