this would make for a nice amount of cash in hand....Do i need to pay all appraisals upfront?

Even if they did probate, You’re heading for some legal problems, talk to a local attorney.

I only know of a handful of people currently wholesaling in our area.

I’m looking to purchase a handful of townhomes in 2019.

Looking for insider tips on appropriate paperwork and legality of conducting lease options in the state.

They have a strong deterrent effect partially because there aren't many good legal methods that work reliably enough for attorneys to come after assets secured in these structures.

So on one hand, it's in my price range (finally) and one expert thinks it's a pretty decent deal.

Being military I like having full control of my assets and getting my hands dirty but the cost of travel around the country even with property managers is a big hassle however using a yurn key company like Roofstock , which is similar, I feel more comfortable with it.

If, on the other hand, they did a cash out refi to take it to 80% LTV, aka borrowed 800k against it, then sold it, wouldn't they only owe cap gains on the 200k remainder?

I have had a handful of wholesalers reach out to me, send me somewhat detailed synopses of properties, yet don’t disclose the actual address?