But if you can close the deal and you arent conning a sweet old lady out of her home then I think wholesalers should decide what method they are most comfortable with.  

Since I'm in Seattle and have my finger on the pulse of the commercial market here, ideally, I'd like to partner with other indiviuals who can put $1 million or more into a joint venture.

I don't yet have a reason to regret it - I'm crossing my fingers in hopes that it stays that way!

Most times things like that originate with some little old lady who wants to control a properties use after they sell but deed restrictions can be removed by a court as a last resort but you have to ask yourself who is alive to enforce the deed restriction if it was put on 68 years ago by some little old lady?

Today received a text message from a lady saying she had a fall in my property when it was rented to that tenant.

She is a nice lady but I need to protect my families assets and I am fearful she will not be able to pay the rent or will try to pull some sort of scheme.

The previous owner was an older lady who has not upgraded the house for a long time.

You can always find someone who done what your doing and get advice but for marketing, that usually falls on your creative typing fingers Good luck

To be more specific ladies and gents, I left honorably.

If it worked on an iPad with a finger or computer pen that would be perfect.