The fair housing attorneys that I have heard speak say the best way to do this is to have written objective criteria that are applied to every applicant and the first applicant that applies and meets these criteria is offered the property with the same terms as everyone else.

Please explain why or why not as well as any additional conditions you'd impose (i.e. co-signer) if any.Rent is $995 / 2 = $497.50 per applicant per month (PM)I think it's worth mentioning that this unit is on the westside of Cleveland and rents in the area range from $800 - $1200.

All depends on your objectives that you want to accomplish. 

Would you explain it to me like I'm two?

David Krulac , or anyone else. could you explain to me he "stepped up basis".

If you talk to her and explain you're feelings about the situation, ask her if she knows anyone who specializes in REI.  

Can anyone explain the nuts and bolts of wholesaling or point me to some literature that gets right down to it? 

We should have recognized how real estate could build wealth, but instead, we fell for the shiny object.

I'm just explaining our current market conditions. 

First of all, thank you Mr.Owens for your advice.Could you explain what is "offering a co-op tenant rep commission"?