Our apartment authorities have refused to take up the junk removal process ( that used to be there) any more. 

This is why I hardly give wholesalers the time of day.Either someone is intentionally being devious or they are being mislead to do these acts by others.What you get is a lot of time wasters sending you crap.All I want to know is if a property is truly off market and is under their control for contract.I don't want to hear all the B.S. and schemes.Jeffrey Gitomer an author said " People hate to be sold, but they love to buy!

Long and the short is to check with your state authorities to see what they say.

Since there is a business operation, this is an exception to the rule under the IRS as to depreciation and expenses by a property owner as the tenant has the authority or means to account for expenses and improvements as a leasehold interest.

Now I am constantly researching, reading and listening about real estate investing and developing a comprehensive financial education. 

Alternatively, with the seller's market that we're in, I'm sure many people would jump on this deal, but these are just my two cents, certainly not my comprehensive breakdown.

Looking to put a comprehensive package together to present to buyers of wholesale deals.As a buyer what makes an attractive package for you?

When you first got the properties - I understand they send a property inspector from the housing authority?  

When is the audio book read by the author comming out?

So think about going the other route of getting something of value that will educate people not just ask for a name and address.Here is some of my content here on BP to Help you get going.http://www.biggerpockets.com/renewsblog/author/ant...