I attended the seminar recently in Pasadena sep/16/2022Of course the rep or speaker was very motivational and did make it seem to become rich in a click of a bottom.. what he aslo said is that people are scared to take chances like this because of lack of education... he mentioned this only Once, But thats all i needed... then he kept going on talking all about the Postive and easy steps and wealth and etc.. at the end i left without paying $300 to become a memeber or attend 3 day class... remember education ... so i went home and educated myself checked everything needed on line.. and there are more cons than pros.. and the big fish eats the small fish.. before buying any lien you have to attend an Auction... was i ready to face those auction people .. no is every lien a winning bid No.. am i getting the best lien no .. big investors wont let you do that.. but this semianr made $300 per person that night ..  

It will result in lowering the occupancy rate of STRs statewide as it instantly raises the cost of the STR tenant by 15%.  

The wholesaler probably doesn’t believe the deal will close, just wants a contract from you and sellers failure to sell as agreed so he could establish the lost profit due to seller’s non performance and sue for the $15k differential which is easier to win rather than specific performance. 

There are very few win-win-win scenarios with investing.

What if the lender and house flipper continue to make deals and both come out winning.

I wouldn't likely/necessarily be mailing a lot of letters for example.But mainly, I would pay for a service that offered me the closest thing to an instant/on demand "preliminary title report" , that is something that greatly "simplified" initial research, preliminary only of course- based on apn.

I think you can find a good deal and win in every market.

Or you could even hire a co-host who doesn't have much experience who is looking to learn who would charge way less than an experienced PM - win win situation for both parties!

Small wins and progress, no matter how incremental, can help keep you motivated.

@Michael HerrGranted I have not read every post on this topic (which is fantastic by the way) but your story about your tenant asking you to bail him out of jail absolutely wins hands down.