It put my mind at ease seeing these forms, even if they are not perfect they look professional and make it seem possible to really do it right!

The pictures make it look fine, maybe not perfect but some people don't care.

I don't work with other buyers or sellers, so working from my house is perfect.

Before I posted this thread, I looked at it from the outside, sounded perfect on paper and I did the inquiring with lenders and crunched numbers.

If you haven't gotten everything lined up perfectly, you can usually line it up pretty quickly once it's under contract.

Del lays it out perfectly in the online 2-day seminar.  

Maintenance.Also, if I find the perfect property and do NOT want the pool, has anyone bought a property only to fill the pool with dirt?

I can save pretty easy right now because I do not have many expenses.One of my main goals right now is to move out on my own, but I do not want to throw my money away every month by renting.The perfect scenario for me would be to purchase a low cost home or apartment and rent out one of the rooms to a friend and from there, build up plans for my future.The two main problems for me is my low income and my lack of experience in real estate.Is it possible for me to buy a house with this situation or should I focus less on real estate for now and put more focus on increasing my income?

So far for Energy efficiency this year:Blocked the fireplace mostly - not perfect for sure.Put that plastic they sell to go over the windowsCaulked one window that was leaking pretty badly.Put insulation in one of my attic access areas.Only thing left on my list is one more attic access area.Hoping I can write some of this off using US 2014 energy tax incentives.  

I definitely know that wholesaling is perfectly legal, I'm just very interested in this relationship.