Here’s my options I have come to.. either sell the house and make 137k profit w/ no capital gains and take that and my original money put into the house and start my rental venture or pull the equity out and rent it.Rental rates are skyrocketing in my neighborhood at 3200 a month for my size house.

After accounting for stimulus checks and increased unemployment benefits, how much did they actually lose?

Not saying you will get sued or you would win or lose, no idea, but that is the point. 

Can yall take a look and see what yall think of this new venture?  

That means you will probably either pay a lot more and/or will lose a lot more deals before finally getting one.This is not meant to be discouraging, but newbies often quit when they find out how hard it is to get started, and the method you're using (FHA loan) will likely mean you have to have more patience than the average investor who already owns a personal residence and is looking to expand into rentals. 

Also having a "regular" job helps a lot with loans which you will need to expand your real estate empire.GL in all your future REI ventures! 

outside of putting vents in, you do lose any potential access points though so that may be a con for you. 

You're not in a good position to buy right now and not only would you be getting in over your head you would be losing money. 

THIS IS WAY TOO LONG. this document is critical to a wholesale investor because it is what protects us from any dishonest sellers/buyers cutting us out of a deal. i do not want to know what it feels like to lose money on a deal just because i couldnt get this figured out. 

Does anyone have a Joint Venture Agreement/Contract where I can split a portion of the realtor commissions at closing?