@Kitta ColemanI am under a time crunch so the faster the better.

I put my new wholesaling brain to work and this is what I crunched out:Seller’s Lien/Mortgage Amount $60KComp/ARV about $80KMy Offer price $42K (Which is $80K x 65% - $10K)Looking to Assign it for $45K ($3K for me)However the seller will still be in the whole $18K not to good.If this is a subject to deal can I assign it for $7K and give the seller $2k and I take away $5k?

I am on a bit of a time crunch as I believe that the job I work at may not be around in the next year, and plan on using my investments to help replace my income.Thank you in advance

London saw a big crunch with lots of negative equity in 1988.

Yeah let's solve this credit crunch by easy credit uh huh yeah I like that idea already.End sarcasm!!!

If you get to a point where you're crunched and need a last minute solution- this could be it. 

I've been crunching the numbers and the mortgage insurance premium can really cut into rental income.

For my way of thinking, wholesaling really solves a seller's problem when they are in an absolute time crunch - like, they needed that money a week ago.  

This will help me get my feet wet and I can crunch numbers on as many as I can to get a idea of what is a deal or not. 

Yes exactly the quote is 'off the cuff' and I would have to crunch these number.D.