Of course, easier said then done, and evictions and issues/extra expenses pop up, but if you keep the long term vision, it tends to build on itself quite nicely.

Wholesaling as we know it is on its way out take some years but these laws and disclosures are sweeping the nation no doubt.The PA Realtors have been quite zealous in trying to protect its "turf."

I wish the answer was you just screen them out but some of them are quite adept at hiding it.

If the buyer does not have the financial ability to close, and won’t close without being able to flip the contract, then quite possibly the buyer has committed fraud. 

Think about the extra income you need on top of that to pay for retirement(if it's just quitting work early),  medical bills, and unexpected expenses.

People always go for the cheapest financing, quit claim in to an LLC and go about their lives, when they've essentially done nothing to protect their personal assets. 

I've found quite a few in 38111 that meet the 1% rule. 

I have had a LinkedIn account for many years, yet I haven't spent a lot of time on it because I don't quite understand the best way to leverage it. 

I'm going to reduce my rent by $100 as this ratio seems abysmal (quite literally a 0% ratio in view-to-application). 

Find anyone really to sign a quit claim or make them up, have it notarized (the notary's name is not on the GA notary list by the way), and then buy a property for $90k, you take a $8k hit on the fees, then you get back the overage paid to you by the city.