Luka Milicevic do you have the bank pre-commit to refinance each property?

Another reason I'm starting out with wholesaling is because I'm moving to Pennsylvania from Wisconsin in August of 2017 so I don't want to get into rentals here and be committed that way.

I have found a seller here in California that says she is upside down on the home and coming out of pocket every month tho meet her mortgage commitment.

The national tenants tend to have better resale value but are more methodical in their process and expansion plans and take awhile to make a decision to commit to a site. 

I'm trying to choose another book now, but I'm unsure which one i should commit my time to next. 

If you are an investor and a wholesaler approaches you with a deal, what info do you need to have before committing to it?

I was thinking worse comes worse I'd take out the kitchen (or in my current case, not create a full kitchen while I live down there), I can call the townhouse a 4/2 if I were to try selling.I'm still exploring this idea so nothing is committed at this time.

Then this would be you committing securities fraud.

It's the provider and their commitment to you that will make the difference long term.

Newbie to REI but definitely committed.