Even our primary is only in her name, she reminds me regularly!  

I think New Mexico is similar to GA with respect to the ownership and redemption periods.As already mentioned, just be sure to research thoroughly and/or team-up with someone who you can work with on a few deals or so---It's good to have likeminded people to help you attain your goals----just a thought----Hope this Helps You.Much Success As You Invest!

If they intend to finance the house chances are a regular mortgage company will not qualify the house but let them work out how they will finance the house themselves. 

We have some skin in the game now but it doesn't seem like the bank will give us a line of credit unless we show some " regular income".  

I think it's worth mentioning that you can put tile over plywood but it might not hold up as well and I would use polymer-modified thinset instead of regular thinsetI also skip underlayment on laminates that don't have underpad attached because I don't see much added value in the underlayment

First is the amount of PITI (Principal, Interest, Taxes, and Insurance) mortgage payments(s) you would pay each month divided by your total monthly income (they generally prefer regular W-2 income with at least 2 years of experience in the same job or type of job). 

If the drains are not used regularly, the water in the trap can evaporate and allow some very unpleasant odors into the area.  

Terri Pour-Rastegar,There is a strategy that will work in your situation that I would like to explain briefly here.Similar to what I said up higher is: Your husband can roll some of the money from his 401k into a Roth account to pay regular tax on some now.

Every successful investor that I know has a core network of people they work with regularly.

I can tell you it most definitely is not.As for your question: I have yet to use a wholesaler but I know of investors who use them regularly.