So Get Educated, Get a Coach/Mentor, and choose an asset class that has a higher success rate than the single family rental biz simply Because EVERYONE appears to be doing it! 

@Jodi RangelI am not a lawyer but it appears to me that 209.011 of the Texas Property Code deals with redemption of an HOA foreclosure. 

Their name not only appears on the state website for unlicensed complaints, there is a finding of "legally sufficient". 

and a list of the names will appear below the text box, click the one you want to tag.

I just came across a property in a decent neighborhood that appears to be a good deal for a quick fix and flip.

Any way you cut it, that's over 50% vacancy.If the vacancy rate in the neighborhood is under 10%(or thereabouts,) then it would appear that the building is being run incorrectly.

If I were the investor, It would appear to be closer to a 90/10 or 85/15 to me, unless you at least were the guarantor of the note(s).

Show up at closing to collect the wholesale fee*Steps 5 & 8 are where I get nervous with wholesaling.So that being said, it appears to me that there are only 2 forms that I need to generate throughout the process.

Show up at closing to collect the wholesale fee*Steps 5 & 8 are where I get nervous with wholesaling.So that being said, it appears to me that there are only 2 forms that I need to generate throughout the process.

Plus the title ins company appears to be willing to write the policy without a problem...