Still, some of Denver's office market fundamentals, such as a rise in sublease space that's been acute in the Central Business District, are prompting concern from investors, Merrion said.

And overall it’s a cute little house, nice appliances, good walls, it’s niceMarks against it a bit small, a ton of rooms which gives a ton to think about and screen and manage, but that is rife with opportunity so maybe scary is a better way to say that than bad.

When you lock, you aren't acutally locking in an interest rate, you are locking in the pricing for that day.

You can cash flow super well and live in a bad area or take a cut and live in a much nicer area.

This becomes more acute if you have properties in the suburbs around Toledo where there are very few rentals to generate comps from.

Each has three bedrooms, one bath and share a cute common area / yard in between them.

Buy a cute place in a decent location, furnish it well, pay for good photographs (super important), maybe add in some special touches -- coffee bar with little snacks, a game room, a hot tub (hot tubs do really well) -- and then be responsive to customers' requests.

Explain to him that every person that gets involved is going to get a cut of his deal… not just the wholesaler, but also the new buyer who will want a great deal as well… because ultimately they have to fix it up AND make a profit too when they resell it a second time.  

It is even harder to find a deal so good you can take a cut out of the middle. 

I am the buyer, so the brokerage will want to get a cut from my connections sale if Im not wrong