Whoever is offering you the deal is part of a daisy chain from hell.

The most recent episode of "Gold Rush" was a bunch of "the making of" behind the scenes stuff.

Property is 1 mile to beach, 2 blocks to gold course, 2 blocks from active main downtown area.

i think the biggest lesson is to never quit, when times are tough and nothing is happening re-group and find out where your going wrong, its like in think and grow rich, a man bought all this gold mining equipment and moved to Cali and he dug for what seemed like forever with out hitting the gold vain, so he sold his stuff to a local junk man for pennies on the dollar and the junk man hired a survey guy and he said dig 3 feet from where the man stopped digging and when the junk man did that he hit the biggest gold vain in history, so any new wholesaler out there reading this, never give up cause you could have stopped 3 feet from gold, NEVER GIVE UP punch through those obstacles and win.

I've been chained to my couch today perusing all kinds of posts here, and it got me thinking about my recent closings.

If you aren't in title I would think this would be a concern being in any chain with an increased sale price. :)

Yet, in the long run you simply have to build your capital.I would be fascinated to hear from experienced flippers and how they move up the food chain in RE.

@Darrell Shepherd A glimpse into how you get your leads is like gold to me.

I'm hoping someone can provide some precedence or experience with a foreclosed property I'm in process of buying in Toledo.The house USED to be one owner, who owned two adjacent parcels...a North lot with the house and half the driveway...a south lot with half the driveway and a side yard (all enclosed by a chain link fence).So the bank foreclosed on the HOUSE and forgot to do the side yard and it's still in the owner's name.

The Beginner's Guide is awesome, but the real gold mine is the forums here!