Most property inspectors are going to look at you a little odd if you take them into one of the dumps that most wholesale deals are.Now who IS better equipped to walk through a wholesale deal is an experienced contractor.

Just playing the odds.

Odds are that your buyer probably doesn't have the cash or the risk tolerance to settle someone else's loan prior to closing.

If you can swing it look for the odd job in your area of specialty, and put some more dollars into the war chest during this same time.

Somewhat odd but I have a few tiles that I am trying to match.

is there any one here or have you heard of any one who had a lawsuit at a rental property and the insurance somehow did not cover it and the tennant got some huge judgment against the property owner thus getting only a couple of the property owners homes rather than all of them,,, and this property owner said "whew " i sure am glad i had a LLC,,,,, the odds for this seem astronomical to me,,,,,,,,,, thanks !

Oddly enough, it happens to practically mirror my own situation but don't let that get in the way. :-)Let's say there is this guy.

They have continuously looked into my company as if it is odd for an African American to successfully run a construction company.

You can't make money without closing.Saying that more offers increases the odds of a closing is false.

The chance of finding the seller that thinks your property is exactly what they are looking for and their property is just what you need in the place you need it and two banks saying it is OK to just change names on the note, has the same odds as evolution.