The situation he is in is a mess where he does not want to sell because he keep getting low ball offers and he'll lose money selling with an investor he told me.

New construction price (-) selling cost (set by market)(-) Construction Cost (set by market)(-) Financing Cost (set by market)-------------------------(=) Builder Profit Margin (-) Cost of development (i.e replat, civil, architecture, city permit , utility, roads etc)   (set by market)(-) Cost of financing  (set by market)---------------------------------(=) Developer Profit Margin (-) Acquisition Cost for land owner (variable) ------------------------------(=) Profit for Land owner  (==< this is where you are in the value chain ) Look like you know construction cost for new dev and you can plug that in to get a ball park range of price and negotiate off that.

People don't usually put up a "Beware of Dog" sign for no reason...they either think there's a potential for a bite - thinking that posting a sign will ease their liability in case of a bite, or animal control has mandated they must have the sign up (usually more than 1 though - here in Wilmington, you must have 4 in plain view) in the case of an animal being deemed potentially dangerous....also they told you outright they are planning on breaking your lease by half a year....may want to get the ball rolling on these folks.  

Usually Cap Rate gets me into the ball park and facilitates the decision to make an offer or not and at what price.

I would play a little hard ball, but look at the big picture!

You have to make sure your both Loan Officer and Contractor are on the ball with things!

I’m looking to build connections with other wholesalers so I can get the ball rolling

I understand that finding good deals is essential to the flipping business model, but I think there are enough properties even on the MLS that are rehab candidates and priced appropriately that will yield a positive return.Base hits win ball games and I think it is important to not focus all of your attention on finding that home run deal.

Hello,I just turned 18, graduated from high school, finished my Indiana Realator license and am enrolled in a construction management program at Ball State.

I waited for weeks while going through the process, and at the last minute, they sent me a low-ball rent approval amount that was below market.