No misunderstandings... work through all the unpleasant what ifs that could come up... and do that before you even enter into a partnership.

Is it normal to see people who want to divest themselves quickly of unwanted property like this to list at something like 10% below appraisal?

Arizona is full of fantastic “unwanted” rural land deals.

I have a question regarding all of the extra fees that come when wholesaling an unwanted house (Specifically in Edmonton, Alberta).Lets say I found a distressed house that needs some work and I have a fix & flip investor who wants to buy it from me.

They are 5 year loans on a 25 year amortization at 5%I really don't like these loans because in 5 or 10 years the rates could be double and I could find myself in an unpleasant situation.  

She was trying to apply some professionalism to a sad and extremely unpleasant foreclosure and that impressed me.Let me know if you would like her info. 

Most transactions are "time is of the essence" and if you can handle all the last minute things that come up and are ok with a random and sometimes unpleasant schedule then go for it! 

Of all the unpleasantness that goes into building a house, form stripping is among the nastiest, hardest, most repetitive and overall toughest jobs a person can have.

And, then there are always those "other unpleasant liens" she didn't know about.

Buy and hold is where it's at for me.Yes, rehab-resell is quite profitable, but there are sooooo many pitfalls, so many potentially unpleasant surprises.