She finally spoke to the landlord and they said, sure ok no problem.Results may vary.

My schedule varies daily making it hard to set appointments with potential sellers and buyers.So my idea for getting around that hurdle is looking for a wholesaler I can partner with that can go to appointments, possibly have contracts signed, etc.

Rules vary greatly over time and by jurisdiction, but this is what I would have said then and there: 1) Yes you can be a part time agent.

I'd start with your broker as rules and regs are going to vary state to state (and office to office).

The house is in a neighborhood where the average value of homes vary from 45k to 60k.

Historically, LIBOR over the last 5+ years has varied from .2% - 4% so at times I'm only paying 3.2% (LIBOR plus discount rate) and other times I'm peaking at 7% which is tough to beat from an investment perspective but not impossible.

Some cities require licenses to rent out properties, but it varies by city.  

The varies widely from market to market, I'm sure you've noticed the difference between a duplex in New London and a duplex in Stonington.

In my experience as a borrower using Patch of Land for 6 fix and flip loans, their responsiveness varies wildly by department (perhaps understandably).

We provide a varying amount of rental assistance, between 3 and 6 months on average, as people are settling and getting employment.Due to the current housing backups caused by the eviction moratorium and all the uncertainty that’s brought, some of the landlords we’ve partnered with have gotten more cautious and antsy recently.