YOU still have to give proper notice,, NO way can you do this the way your thinking,,Download your state landlord tenant laws so you can operate this business properly,Get a copy of their current lease,, IS there a clause that says,, it will automatically revert to a month to month term if not renewed for a longer period..IF so your fine,, you'll just give them notice of lease terms changes the next month,, they don't need to vacate if you want to keep them,, you can give them a heads up what the terms will be, you can suggest it would be nice to start off with a new lease, but understand they have a month to accept that new lease or give proper notice to vacate..It's not that it can't be done,, it has to be done the proper way..

Must think others don't understand  the words "As Is" .

Study and understand the concepts and theories.

And then tell them that the bank agreed with you too and couldn't understand the appraiser's numbers.Its worth the cost if it means paying 500 for another appraisal and you can get 15k to 20k in appraisal price when doing a cash out....But getting an appraiser to change their number on a review is almost impossible.

The lenders are not lending right now for multifamily in the DFW area from what I understand and have not been for nearly a year.

I can certainly understand the appeal that wholesaling has on people, and thus the strong emotional support that it brings. 

The City understands there can be a lapse in time between obtaining a property and filing the paper work so they will give you an inch. 

From what I understand that's called a lock out and is illegal in SC. 

Preferably one that has experience in flips and understands the numbers. 

From an experience stand point we look like we have real estate investment experience on paper, which I understand can be good from a financing position.I look forward to being on Bigger Pockets and recently joined as a Pro Member after joining Brandon on a recent webinar talking about getting started with Real Estate Investing.