I'm desperate here.

Those are pretty awesome - a great way to pass the time while sitting on the Kennedy, trying desperately to get into the city...

That way, they can dispose of the house without destroying their credit in a foreclosure.If a wholesaler was to come in and steal what little equity the homeowner has, knowing that they're in a desperate situation, that wholesaler should be horse-whipped. 

But, I also know business, and they were pretty desperate to close by quarter-end, which is this month.My prior flips were purchased from a wholesaler, so this is the first time I have been though this part of making a deal. 

Now I'm living in his house and my house is basically unlivable due to the kitchen and baths being completely tore apart.I've been living in his house (only paying utilities) for the past four months while trying desperately to complete a bathroom so I can move back in and out of his house.

What she probably meant was she's sick of wholesalers contacting her thinking she's desperate to sell her house, and wanting to take advantage of her, thinking she doesn't know the value of her house. 

I currently have a lead on a property that a woman is desperately looking to sell.

I currently have a lead on a property that a woman is desperately looking to sell.

:)Here's an article by auction.com on Due Diligence with foreclosure properties: http://www.auction.com/blog/due-diligence-10-steps...I've found that people facing an auction often are conditioned to be protective and usually are desperate (how can you blame them) so they'll do what they can to cure the default or reach an agreement with the lender at the 11th hour.

Then I began to think to myself, am I so desperate that I HAVE TO PLAY "COLUMBO".